HTML_ANALYZER(1) HTML_ANALYZER(1)
Version 0.10
NAME
html_analyzer - assist in the maintenance of HyperText MarkUp Language
(HTML) databases.
SYNOPSIS
html_analyzer [--val] [-com] [-con] directory [path of repository]
DESCRIPTION
The html_analyzer assist in the maintenance of HyperText MarkUp
Language (HTML) databases. As the number of HTML databases increases,
the potential for hyperlinks that point to files or servers that no
longer exist also increases. This results in the need for an automated
hyperlink validation program. This is exactly what the html_analyzer
does. The program also explores the relationship between hyperlinks
and the contents of the hyperlink.
OPTIONS
-val validation
This option turns off the validation test.
-com completeness
This option turns off the validation test.
-mon consistency
This option turns off the consistency test.
EXAMPLES
Here is a simple example using html_analyzer
html_analyzer . swap_dir
The -val , -com , and -con turn off the validation, completeness, and
consistency tests. Only the name of a directory can be specified to
check. If a directory is specified, all *.html files within the
directory hierarchy will be processed. The path of the temporary
repository (default is /var/tmp) can be used if /var/tmp is full or
not desirable. A directory (/html_analyzer) is created in this
directory to store the temporary files generated by execution. The
program does not create the temporary repository.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
The libwww-2.09a directory is the modified WWW library that
accompanies xmosaic-pre4. The libhtmlw directory is also from the
prerelease. Mosaic was developed by Marc Anderson at the National
Center for Super-Computing Applications. The original WWWLibrary_2.09a
library was developed by Tim Berners-Lee at the European Laboratory
for Particle Physics (CERN).
Please see shipped Copyrights file for more information on the
copyrights that exist to these portions of code.
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HTML_ANALYZER(1) HTML_ANALYZER(1)
Version 0.10
The Regents of the University of Colorado claim copyright on the other
portions of the distribution.
This distribution of the software may be freely distributed, used, and
modified but may not be sold as a whole nor in parts without
permission of the copyright owners of the parts.
AUTHOR
James E. Pitkow
pitkow@cc.gatech.edu
MAN AUTHOR
David Brown
brownd@csc.liv.ac.uk
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