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Short: HTMLCap V1.2, makes HTML-Tags LOWER/UPPERCASE
Author: Andreas Frank <afrank@mailserv.rz.fh-muenchen.de>
Uploader: Andreas Frank <afrank@mailserv.rz.fh-muenchen.de>
Type: text/hyper
Requires: KS2.0
Replaces: AF-HTMLCap.lha
Long:
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What's new in V1.2?
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Some people wanted me to do an option to lower the letters instead
of uppering them. Well, errm, here it is: HTMLLow!
As you can see, this is isn't just an option, it's a new program.
I was to lazy to program a shell argument for that.
So I only had to change 3 values ;-)
In future versions I WILL melt both progs together of course.
The HTML-File size isn't limited to 32KByte anymore.
Current limit is 2GByte (which means your free memory is the limit),
which will do for most purposes ;).
HTMLCap now outputs how many tags it found and how many letters
have actually been changed.
Patternmatching is not implemented yet, sorry.
But it's quite speedy now:
I testet a file with 132 KByte and 989 tags.
HTMLCap converted it in less than 2 seconds (on my 68040@25MHz)
including loading and saving, where it changed 2239 chars.
I'm thinking about putting the converting routines into assembler
to speed it up even more.
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What is it?
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HTMLCap is a tiny little tool that makes the tags in your
HTML-Documents uppercase.
Other Text, e.g. filenames, arguments, plain text and other stuff
won't be touched.
For example:
<html>
<head>
<TiTle>
This is the title, which is not changed!
</TiTLE>
<BoDY>
Other Body text isn't changed either
<img src="http://URL's are not changed" alt="No Change here!">
</BODY>
</hEad>
</HTML>
is changed to:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>
This is the title, which is not changed!
</TITLE>
<BODY>
Other Body text isn't changed either
<IMG SRC="http://URL's are not changed" ALT="No Change here!">
</BODY>
</HEAD>
</HTML>
Looks much nicer, doesn't it?
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How to use
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Copy it where you want. Preferably to C:
Actually, HTMLCap is a CLI-Command, so use it like this:
1.> HTMLCap [foo.html] [foo2.html] [foo3.html] ....
Be careful! Make a backup of your HTML-documents before using
this program!
HTMLCaps overwrites your old file with the corrected one!
Though it seems to work perfectly, noone knows... it could
destroy your work (perhaps).
Patternmatching is not working at the moment.
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Bugs
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I couldn't find any yet, but I'm sure HTMLCap will behave strange
when you try to convert HTML-Files with corrupt tags, e.g.
missing "<" or ">" or an odd number of """.
If you find any bugs, please report them to me (EMail see below).
Include your hard- and software configuration.
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Does this cost anything?
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Of course not. Distribute freely.
HTMLCap is ©1997 Andreas Frank.
I stopped programming when changing from C64 to Amiga, so
this is my first ever written program on the Amiga.
It is written in AmigaE.
This program was intended to make me familiar with E and
all the Amiga programming stuff and it did a good job with this!
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You have to do the following
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Send me an EMail, if you use and like this proggy.
Also, visit my Homepage and sign my Guestbook.
(Adresses see below)
Furthermore, I would be glad, if you sent me a postcard
(yes, those little rectangle paper thingies) picturing
your hometown or anything.
It would be nice, if you mention me and my little proggy on
HTML-pages which you optimized with HTMLCap.
Feel free to put up a link there:
<A HREF="http://www.tir.baynet.de/mitglieder/afrank/" TARGET="_top">
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How to contact me
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Andreas Frank
SnailMail: Schwalbachweg 16
D-95666 Mitterteich
Germany
Fax: ++49-(0)9633-91289
EMail: afrank@mailserv.rz.fh-muenchen.de
WWW: http://www.tir.baynet.de/mitglieder/afrank
http://www.mediaspace.net
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Disclaimer
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Use this piece of software on your own risk.
I cannot be made responsible for ANYTHING.
Especially not for HTMLCap deleting or destroying your data.
If you don't like this, DON'T USE THIS SOFTWARE!
(C)opyright 1997 Andreas Frank.