Aminet 15/Aminet 15 - Nov 1996.iso/Aminet/util/shell/shtml.lha/shtml.c

C/C++ Source or Header | 1992-09-02 | 7.6 KB | 265 lines

// CMU96
// .html to .txt converter.

// Supplied 'as is'
// NO WARRENTY INCLUDED!
// If this code doesn't do what you expect, sorry, but it isn't my fault!
// It isn't likley to be damaging but there is a small chance I've overlooked
// something. It works for me though.

// Compiled with SAS/C compiler.
// I can't garantee this compiling with anything else but it should be about
// 95% portable across Amiga, PC and Unix systems.

/*
** One day, it might...
**
** remove all unknown tags.
** cat from and to files.
** have command line switches and intelligence.
** do clever stuff with word wrap and line wrap etc.
** have adjustable margins/tab spaces etc.
** recognise <br> <p>PARAGRAPH</p> <a href>INVERT</a> <center>CENTER</center>
**           <h?>PARAGRAPH</h?> <blink>UNDERLINE</blink> <title>TITLE\n</title>
**           <pre>PREFORMATTED</pre> <!-- Commemt <br> stuff -->
*/

// But I doubt it...

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

#define width 77

void getword(char *word,FILE *in);
int preprocess(char *word,FILE *in,FILE *out,int x,int pure);
int tag(char *word);
int tagis(char *word,char *check);

main(int argc,char *argv[])
{
  FILE *in,*out;
  char word[width];
  int argin=1,argout=2,pure=0;

  int x=0; // THE X Value (distance from left edge of line in characters)

  // Check for correct arguements. If bad, report usage
  if ((argc<2) || (argc>4) || (strcmp(argv[1],"?")==0))
  {
    printf("Usage: %s (-h|-help)|([-p|-pure] infile.html [outfile.txt])\n"
                                                                    ,argv[0]);
    exit(0);
  }

  // Check for -help flag
  if ((strcmp(argv[1],"-help")==0) || (strcmp(argv[1],"-h")==0))
  {
    printf("\n");
    printf("%s by Chris Underwood. Compiled with SAS/C. CMU",argv[0]);
    puts("\n");
    puts("Converts .html files into a readable form for displaying in a text");
    puts("only shell. An outfile may be specified or the produced text can be");
    puts("redirected or piped.");
    puts("Options:");
    puts(" -h -help\tPrints this text");
    puts(" -p -pure\tSurpress any non-ascii output (inverse text etc)");
    puts(" infile\t\tSource html file (.html)");
    puts(" outfile\tDestination file (.txt)");
    puts("If no outfile is specified then text output will be sent to stdout.");
    puts("If outfile exists it will be overwritten.");
    puts("This program is supplied \'as is\' and has absolutly no warrenty");
    puts("whatsoever. If it (unlikely) screws up your HD, it \'aint my fault!");
    printf("\n");
    exit(0);
  }

  // Check for pure flag, and adjust where to expect *in and *out in the
  // arguement list.
  if ((strcmp(argv[1],"-p")==0) || (strcmp(argv[1],"-pure")==0))
  {
    argin=2;  // Set in and out args
    argout=3;
    pure=1;   // Set pure flag
  }

  // Open infile and check to see if it exists. Give error if necessary.
  if ((in=fopen(argv[argin],"r"))==NULL)
  {
    fprintf(stderr,"%s: Failed to open file %s for reading\n",
                                                       argv[0],argv[argin]);
    exit(1);
  }

  // Similar check and open outfile.
  if (argc==argout+1)
  {
    if ((out=fopen(argv[argout],"w"))==NULL)
    {
      fprintf(stderr,"%s: Failed to open file %s for writing\n",
                                                       argv[0],argv[argout]);
      exit(1);
    }
  } else {
    // Set out to be pointing at stdout. Somehow, this actually works!
    out=stdout;
  }

  // Main processing loop
  while (!feof(in)) // Better check for eof alot...
  {
    getword(word,in);
    if (tag(word)) x=preprocess(word,in,out,x,pure); else
    {
      if (x+strlen(word)+1<width)  // If word fits on line...
      {
        x+=strlen(word)+1;         // Update the X value
        fprintf(out,"%s ",word);   // And print the word (with space)
      }
      else
      {
        x=strlen(word)+1;          // Reset the X value
        fprintf(out,"\n%s ",word); // And print the word on a new line
      }
    }
  }

  // Cleanup, close files then exit.
  if (!pure)
  {
    fprintf(out,"%c0m\n",155); // Print a newline and set normal text
  }
  else
  {
    fprintf(out,"\n"); // Shouldn't set normal text here - code is impure
  }
  fclose(in);
  fclose(out);
  exit(0); // Successful conversion from html to txt!
}

void getword(char *word,FILE *in)
{
  int j,k,ch;
  j=0;
  for (k=0; k<width; k++) word[k]='\0'; // Like strnset(), except this works.
  word[0]=getc(in);
  // Remove leading spaces
  while (((word[0]==' ') || (word[0]=='\n') || (word[0]=='\t')) && !feof(in))
    word[0]=getc(in);
  if (word[0]=='<') // Tag found.
  {
    k=1; // Start paranthesis count
    while (!feof(in)) // Better be safe now...
    {
      j++;
      if (j==width) j--; // Simple fix suggested by Xav (cheers).
                         // Not very neat, but it works since only comment
                         // tags and bad-html have tags this long
      word[j]=getc(in);
      if (word[j]=='<') k++; // Like a stack, but with no data!
      if (word[j]=='>') k--;
      if (k==0) break; // Angle brackets are now matched
    }
  }
  else // Not a tag - a normal word.
  {
    // Get the word
    while (!feof(in))          // While not eof
    {
      ch=getc(in);
      if (ch==' ')  break;     // And not a space...
      if (ch=='\n') break;     // And not a newline...
      if (ch=='\t') break;     // And not a tab charecter...
      if (j==width) break;     // And not the max width of a word...
      if (ch=='<')
      {
        ungetc(ch,in);
        break;
      }
      j++;
      word[j]=ch;              // Attach ch to the end of word[]
    }
  if (feof(in)) word[0]='\0';
  }
}

int preprocess(char *word,FILE *in,FILE *out,int x,int pure)
{
  char smallbuffer[7]; // Used to detect </pre> tag
  int j;

  if (tagis(word,"br") || tagis(word,"h") || tagis(word,"p") ||
      tagis(word,"/h") || tagis(word,"/p"))
  {
    fprintf(out,"\n");    // Print a newline
    x=0;                  // Set the X value to the start of the line
  }

  if (!pure) // If we are not giving pure output...
  {
    if (tagis(word,"title") || tagis(word,"a") || tagis(word,"blink"))
    {
      fprintf(out,"%c7m",155); // Set inverted text
    }

    if (tagis(word,"/title") || tagis(word,"/a") || tagis(word,"/blink"))
    {
      fprintf(out,"%c0m",155); // Set normal text and print a newline
      fprintf(out,"\b ");
    }
  }

  if (tagis(word,"/title")) // We need a newline...
  {
    x=0;
    fprintf(out,"\n");
  }

  if (tagis(word,"pre")) // Sort this here. Should be a function but I'm lazy!
  {
    smallbuffer[6]='\0'; // So that strcmp() works.
    printf("\n");
    x=0; // After the </pre> tag we will print a newline
    for (j=0; (j<6) && !feof(in); j++) // Fill the small buffer
    {
      smallbuffer[j]=fgetc(in);
    }
    while(!feof(in) && !(strcmp(smallbuffer,"</pre>")==0))
    {
//fprintf(stderr,"%s\n",smallbuffer);
      // Print first buffer char
      fprintf(out,"%c",smallbuffer[0]);
      // Shuffle buffer left
      for (j=1; j<6; j++) smallbuffer[j-1]=smallbuffer[j];
      // Get a new char
      smallbuffer[5]=fgetc(in);
    }
    // Exit conditions checked by while loop
    // No need to dump the small buffer because it only contains </pre> anyway
    printf("\n");
  }

  return x;
}

int tagis(char *word,char *check)
{
  int same=1,j;
  for (j=0; j<strlen(check); j++) // Walk through check string
  {
    if (word[j+1] != check[j]) // If we have unequal charecters...
    {
      same=0; // State the inequality
      break;  // Not much point in continuing now...
    }
  }
  return same; // And send back the result
}

int tag(char *word)
{
  if (word[0]=='<') return 1; else return 0;
}