12/2 Can someone recommend a simple c++ -> html converter? Thanks!
\_ echo '<HTML><BODY><PRE>'; cat foo.cc; echo '</PRE></BODY></HTML>'
\_ to be correct, you also should replace any <>&" marks with
their corresponding HTML entities.
\_ I was thinking the more fancy kind, where they link user-
defined types to its class definition, color code it, etc.
- original poster
\_ Don't forget to pipe into a file or cut'n'paste the above.
Very important.
\_ it's not what the original poster wants, and even if it
were, the simplistic cat method above wouldn't replace
<>&" symbols with their appropriate HTML character
entities.
\_ Get a new browser. Works in mine.
\_ just because it happens to work in your browser
doesn't mean you should use it. I also am
skeptical that your browser would handle
"#include <stdio.h>" correctly.
\_ I use emacs in www mode. You must be using
NS or IE or some cheap clone.
\_ IE is the standard browser. - Bill G.
\_ ED is the standard browser. -- phillip
\_ LXR, check out http://mozilla.org - randal
\_ Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
\_ I've seen this done nicely in the Metrowerks compiler. Purists
would probably argue you can do this with a hack on tags. was this
specifically for the web?
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