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# pp2html tags

package PerlPoint::Tags::HTML;

$VERSION = sprintf("%d.%02d", q/$Revision: 1.2 $/ =~ /(\d+)\.(\d+)/);

use base qw(PerlPoint::Tags);
use strict;

use PerlPoint::Constants qw(:tags);
use vars qw(%tags %sets);

%tags = (
# included in PerlPoint::Parser 0.40.58:
#           A => {
#                  'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
#                  'body'    => TAGS_OPTIONAL,
#              },
            BOXCOLOR => { # now obsolete
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            BOXTEXT => { # now obsolete
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            BOXCOLORS => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            PAGE_COLORS => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            SUP => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            SUB => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            U => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            L => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            URL => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            PAGEREF => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            SECTIONREF => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            XREF => {
                   'options' => TAGS_MANDATORY,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

            E => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
               },

 # included in PerlPoint::Parser 0.40.58:
 #          F => {
 #                 'options' => TAGS_OPTIONAL,
 #                 'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
 #             },

     # included in PerlPoint::Parser 0.39:
     #      X => {
     #             'options' => TAGS_OPTIONAL,
     #             'body'    => TAGS_MANDATORY,
     #         },

            LINE_BREAK => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            BR => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },

            HR => {
                   'options' => TAGS_DISABLED,
                   'body'    => TAGS_DISABLED,
               },
       #    LOCALTOC => {
       #           options => TAGS_OPTIONAL,
       #           body    => TAGS_DISABLED,
       #    },

  
);

1;

__END__

=head1 NAME

B<PerlPoint::Tags::HTML> - PerlPoint tag set used by pp2html

=head1 SYNOPSYS

 # declare tags used by pp2html
 use PerlPoint::Tags::HTML;

=head1 DESCRIPTION

This module declares PerlPoint tags used by C<pp2html>. Tag
declarations are used by the parser to determine if a used
tag is valid, if it needs options, if it needs a body and
so on. Please see B<PerlPoint::Tags> for a detailed
description of tag declaration.

Every PerlPoint translator willing to handle the tags of
this module can declare this by using the module in the
scope where it built the parser object.

 # declare basic tags
 use PerlPoint::Tags::HTML

 # load parser module
 use PerlPoint::Parser;

 ...

 # build parser
 my $parser=new PerlPoint::Parser(...);

 ...

=head1 TAGS

=over 4

=item B<\A>{name="text"}

Anchor tag for setting marks which can be used in cross references etc..

=item B<\L>{url="target"}<text of hyperlink>

Link tag for defining hyperlinks to other HTML pages.

=item B<\URL>{url="target"}

Link tag for defining hyperlinks to other HTML pages.
The target itself is used as text of the hyperlink.

=item B<\BOXCOLORS>{fg="fg_color" bg="bg_color"}

This is used for defining the foreground and background colors of text boxes.

=item B<\PAGE_COLORS>{fg="fg_color" bg="bg_color"}

This tag can be used to set individual foreground and background colors
for each page. It is also possible to change LINKCOLOR, ALINKCOLOR and
VLINKCOLOR on each page:

  \PAGE_COLORS{link="#aaaaaa" alink="#cc0000" vlink="black"}

Each page which has no explicit setting via \PAGE_COLORS{} will use
the default settings or the settings which are provided via color
options.

=item B<\SUP>E<lt>superscript>

Formating tag for a superscript.

=item B<\SUB>E<lt>subrscript>

Formating tag for a subscript.

=item B<\U><underlined>

Formating tag for underlined text.

=item B<\E><html escape>

Formating tag for HTML escape characters, e.g. \EE<lt>gtE<gt>

=item B<\F>{color="color" size=5 face="arial"}<text with special attributes>

Formating tag for text.

=item B<\PAGEREF>{name="target"}

Cross reference to a page (slide), using the I<page number> of this page as the text
of this reference.

=item B<\SECTIONREF>{name="target"}

Cross reference to a page (slide), using the I<header> of this page as the text
of this reference.

=item B<\XREF>{name="target"}<text of cross reference>

Tag for a cross reference. The target shoud be defined by an B<\A>-Tag.

=item B<\X><text for index>

=item B<\X>{mode=index_only}<text for index only>

Tag for an index entry.

=item B<\HR>

Tag for a horizontal line.

=item B<\BR>

=item B<\LINE_BREAK>

Tag for a line break.


=back

=head1 TAG SETS

No sets are currently defined.

=head1 SEE ALSO

=over 4

=item B<PerlPoint::Tags>

The tag declaration base "class".

=item B<PerlPoint::Tags::Basic>

Basic Tags imported by C<pp2html>.

=back

=head1 AUTHOR

Lorenz Domke <logenz.domke@gmx.de>


=cut

$Log: HTML.pm,v $
Revision 1.2  2001/12/18 22:51:12  lorenz
Checkin for version 1.01

Revision 1.1  2001/11/30 00:46:30  lorenz
new cvs version

Revision 1.1  2001/06/14 12:00:56  lorenz
Initial revision

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