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Taken the html-version of a man-page, like for HTML2Index, which is generated automatically alongside the other file-formats (PDF and man), I can call an xsltprocessor, like xsltproc with the new stylesheet and get a text-version of the HTML-page, ready to be copied&pasted...
27.4.2020 - An expression which is appended as request-parameter to an URL (or other URI) must be encoded. The original script assumes that this has been done beforehand. At the end of this blog-entry, I show a ruby-script which does the encoding.
The curl command should be used with the option -L or --location. I noticed that Larousse reacts to my requests but a browser is redirected (“301 Moved Permanently”) to an URL, where the request-parameters are modified to include a
Paradigms exist to be broken
or:
How to create a Dynamic bookmark-tree with Apache-FOP
Introduction
This page will eventually explain how you can dynamically generate a bookmark-tree in the PDF-documents by use of the Apache-FOP xsl/fo processor.
But before I show you the mere technicalities, you need to realize what's special in this procedure and what it means to break a paradigm. In fact, the alternative titles on this page should appeal to
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