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* Menu:

* Intro::                       Introduction
* Installation::                Installing yahtml
* Command Invocation::          Using External Commands
* Completion::                  Input with Completion
* Jump::                        Moving the Cursor
* Changing and Deleting::       Changing and Deleting
* CSS Support::                 Style Sheet Support
* Customizations::              List of Customize Variables
* Copying::                     Copyright
* Concept Index::               Index



File: yahtmle, Node: Intro, Next: Installation, Prev: Top, Up: Top

Introduction
************

yahtml is a package to support creating HTML documents on Emacsens.  Easy
input of elements (tags) by completion, syntax checking with programs like
weblint, and invoking the appropriate browser or image viewer depending on
the cursor position is its main features.

(This Info is still incomplete)



File: yahtmle, Node: Installation, Next: Command Invocation, Prev: Intro, Up: Top

Installing yahtml
*****************
* Menu:

* Setting up yahtml::           
* Setting environments for weblint browsers and image viewers::  
* Setting environment variables for WWW pages::  



File: yahtmle, Node: Setting up yahtml, Next: Setting environments for weblint browsers and image viewers, Prev: Installation, Up: Installation

Setting up yahtml
=================


Add the following to `~/.emacs'

     (setq auto-mode-alist
           (cons (cons "\\.html$" 'yahtml-mode) auto-mode-alist))
     (autoload 'yahtml-mode "yahtml" "Yet Another HTML mode" t)

Next, add to load-path the directory with the yahtml files (`yahtml.el',
`yatexlib.el', `yatexprc.el').  For example, if you put them in
`~/src/emacs/yahtml',

     (setq load-path (cons (expand-file-name "~/src/emacs/yahtml") load-path))

is what you add.

By this, yahtml will be automatically loaded when editing files with .html
extensions.  "yahtml" will be displayed on the mode line if no errors
occurred.



File: yahtmle, Node: Setting environments for weblint browsers and image viewers, Next: Setting environment variables for WWW pages, Prev: Setting up yahtml, Up: Installation

Setting environments for weblint, browsers, and image viewers
=============================================================

Check the variables for invoking external commands and modify as needed.
Defaults are in parenthesis.

`yahtml-www-browser'
             ... browser command name (netscape)
`yahtml-image-viewer'
             ... image viewer command name (xv)
`yahtml-lint-program'
             ... syntax check programs command name (jweblint)
`yahtml-kanji-code'
             ... kanji code for HTML files



File: yahtmle, Node: Setting environment variables for WWW pages, Prev: Setting environments for weblint browsers and image viewers, Up: Installation

Setting environment variables for WWW pages
===========================================

Variables regarding path names for files that will be your home page.
`yahtml-path-url-alist'
             ... list of matching path name on file system and URLs
`yahtml-directory-index'
             ... index file displayed when none is given in URL.  Usually
     `index.html' on NCSA type httpd and `Welcome.html' on CERN types.

Examples for `yahtml-path-url-alist'.  If `/home/yuuji/http/' is
`http://localhost/~yuuji' at home and `/usr/home/yuuji/www/' is
`http://www.keio.ac.jp/~yuuji/' at work, then

     (setq yahtml-path-url-alist
           '(("/home/yuuji/http" . "http://localhost/~yuuji")
             ("/usr/home/yuuji/www" . "http://www.keio.ac.jp/~yuuji")))

Any number of additions can be made to this list.



File: yahtmle, Node: Command Invocation, Next: Completion, Prev: Installation, Up: Top

Invoking external commands
**************************

For easy use of commands that are handy when editing HTML files.
`[prefix] t j'
             ... Invoke HTML syntax checker (jweblint)
`[prefix] t p'
             ... Display current page in browser
`[prefix] t r'
             ... Reload current page if browser is already running



File: yahtmle, Node: Completion, Next: Jump, Prev: Command Invocation, Up: Top

Completion Input
****************

Completion input of HTML elements is done through the same key strokes as
YaTeX's begin-type completion, section-type completion, large-type
completion, maketitle-type completion, and accent completion.
Corresponding elements in this order is; elements that span multiple
lines, empty elements such as img, tags that start and end in a single
line, elements with no attributes or contents, and special or symbol
entities.

`[prefix] b (YaTeX begin-type completion)'
     ...
          <ul>
          </ul>

     Completion for elements that the start tag and the end tag span
     multiple lines. Mostly block-level elements.

`[prefix] s (YateX section-type completion)'
     ...
          <img src="foo.gif" alt="photo">

     Completion for elements that do not have end tags and require only
     attributes.  Possible completions are, <img>, <input>.

`[prefix] l (YaTeX large-type completion)'
     ... 

          <big> 〜 </big>

     Similar to begin-type completion but used for elements that start and
     end on a single line.


`[prefix] m (YaTeX maketitle-type completion)'
     ... Completion for elements without attributes or contents.  Possible
     completion is <br>

`[prefix] a (YaTeX accent completion)'
     ... Used to enter special or symbol entities.  By default completion
     for < (&lt;), > (&gt;), & (&amp;), " (&quot;), ' (&apos;), blank
     (&nbsp;) is possible.



File: yahtmle, Node: Jump, Next: Changing and Deleting, Prev: Completion, Up: Top

Cursor Movement
***************
By using

`[prefix] g'
             ... move to corresponding object

the cursor will go to the corresponding object according to the context.
Recognized contexts are

   * `<TAG>' <--> `</TAG>'
   * `<img src="image.file">' -> invoke viewer
   * `<a href="link.to.somewhere">' -> move cursor to linked target
   * `<applet code="program">' -> open Java source



File: yahtmle, Node: Changing and Deleting, Next: CSS Support, Prev: Jump, Up: Top

Changing and Deleting
*********************

* Menu:

* Changing tags in pairs::      
* Changing entities::           
* URLencoding of strings within region::  



File: yahtmle, Node: Changing tags in pairs, Next: Changing entities, Prev: Changing and Deleting, Up: Changing and Deleting

Changing tags in pairs
======================
By using

`[prefix] c'
             ... change tags in matching pairs

the content can be changed according to the context of the HTML document
where the cursor is located.

   * `<TAG>'〜`</TAG>'
     ... change `TAG' element name
   * attributes such as `<img src="image.file" alt="photo">'
     ... change attributes



File: yahtmle, Node: Changing entities, Next: URLencoding of strings within region, Prev: Changing tags in pairs, Up: Changing and Deleting

Changing entities
=================
Special characters such as < or > must be written as &lt; and &gt;.  Easy
conversion of these characters can be done when importing text from non
HTML files.


`[prefix] ;'
             ... convert char to special entity in marked region
`[prefix] :'
             ... convert special entity to original char in marked region
     (reverse of [prefix] ;)




File: yahtmle, Node: URLencoding of strings within region, Next: td-enclosure/tr-enclosure, Prev: Changing entities, Up: Changing and Deleting

URLencoding of strings within region
====================================

`[prefix] #'
     	... encode chars that needs to be URLencoded within region



File: yahtmle, Node: td-enclosure/tr-enclosure, Prev: URLencoding of strings within region, Up: Changing and Deleting

td-enclosure/tr-enclosure
=========================
If you wan to convert series of field into <td>...</td> repetitions for
table element, td-enclosure or tr-enclosure is convenient.

      `[prefix] '}
     
     	... Enclose each field in a region into <td>...</td>'s.
      `[prefix] ]'
     
     	... Enclose each line in a region into <tr>...</tr>'s, with every
line converted to <td>...</td> repetition.  They presume white space as
field separator by default.  To change this, enter other delimiting
character for a query.  You can convert CSV, for example, into table by
specifying comma(,) as a delimiter.

If you want to enclose fields with th, call with universal-argument
(`C-u').  Enter `th' to enclose fields with <th>...</th>.  The special
answer `thd' means that enclose the only first column with th, and the
rest with td.



File: yahtmle, Node: CSS Support, Next: Customizations, Prev: Changing and Deleting, Up: Top

CSS(Style Sheets) Support
*************************

* Menu:

* CSS-class completion::        
* Reread CSS definition::       



File: yahtmle, Node: CSS-class completion, Next: Reread CSS definition, Prev: CSS Support, Up: CSS Support

CSS class-name completion
=========================
You can input a class name in your CSS definition with completion.  If you
have CSS defined as below;

      h1.foo, h2.foo { background-color: 0xffffff; }
      h1.bar, h2.bar { font-size: 120%; }

when you input h1(or h2) tag with completing-read by [prefix] b or
[prefix] l, yahtml prompts you to input class name with completion from
the words which are effective to h1 or h2.  And if you defined global
class like this;

      .caution { font-size: 120%; background-color: 0xc00000;}

when you input any tags via completing-read, yahtml prompts you to input
class name.  If this is bothering, typing `C-j' instead of `RET' (or
`C-m') cancels the next prompt to class name completion.



File: yahtmle, Node: Reread CSS definition, Prev: CSS-class completion, Up: CSS Support

Re-reading CSS definition
=========================
If you add some class to your CSS file and you want yahtml to load new
definitions, type `M-x yahtml-mode RET' to make yahtml do.



File: yahtmle, Node: Customizations, Next: Copying, Prev: CSS Support, Up: Top

Customizations
**************

Variables that modify yahtml's behavior.

* Menu:

* All customizable variables::  List of customizable variables
* Hook variables::              hook variables



File: yahtmle, Node: All customizable variables, Next: Hook variables, Prev: Customizations, Up: Customizations

List of customizable variables.  Defaults in parenthesis
========================================================

 -- Variable: yahtml-prefix
     Prefix key for yahtml-mode.  (`\C-c')

 -- Variable: yahtml-image-viewer
     Command to view image files refered by img. (xv)

 -- Variable: yahtml-www-browser
     Browser to view external pages with `[prefix]g'. (netscape)

 -- Variable: yahtml-kanji-code
     Default kanji code. 1=sjis, 2=jis, 3=euc, 4=utf-8 (2) If AddType
     "text/html; charset=xxx" .html is written in .htaccess, this will
     override yahtml-kanji-code.

 -- Variable: yahtml-fill-column
     Columns to auto-fill (72)

 -- Variable: yahtml-fill-prefix
     fill-prefix specific to yahtml-mode. (`nil')

 -- Variable: yahtml-path-url-alist
     Matching list of URL and full path name on OS's file system.

 -- Variable: yahtml-directory-index
     Default index filed opened when accessing a server without a
     filename, usually index.html. (`"index.html"')

 -- Variable: yahtml-lint-program
     HTML syntax check program. (`"jweblint"')

 -- Variable: yahtml-hate-too-deep-indentation
     setq to t when indentations for nested enumerate elements are too
     deep.  (`nil')

 -- Variable: yahtml-always-/p
     setq to t if you always want `</p>' after `</p>'. `nil'

 -- Variable: yahtml-p-prefered-env-regexp
     Elements that `<p>' will be automatically inserted.
     (`"^\\(body\\|dl\\|blockquote\\)"')

 -- Variable: yahtml-template-file
     File to automatically insert when editing a new HTML file.
     `"~/http/template.html"'

 -- Variable: yahtml-prefer-upcases
     Use uppercase for tags. `nil'

 -- Variable: yahtml-prefer-upcase-attributes
     Use uppercase for attributes. `nil'

 -- Variable: yahtml-server-type
     setq to 'apache if using a Apache server, and will refer ./.htaccess.
     `'apache'

 -- Variable: yahtml-apache-access-file
     When `yahtml-server-type' is `'apache', define name of access
     restriction file. `".htaccess"'

 -- Variable: yahtml-shell-command-option
     Options needed to invoke shell commands.

 -- Variable: yahtml-translate-hyphens-when-comment-region
     Whether to change hyphens to `&#45;' when commenting out region.
     (`t')

 -- Variable: yahtml-entity-reference-chars-alist
     alist of characters that needs to be written by Entity Reference.
     Enter as `'(?char . "EntityReference")'.  By default, `<', `>', `&',
     `'', is set.  Add as needed.  Do not include `&' at beginning and `;'
     at end of cdr portion of `"EntityReference"'.

 -- Variable: yahtml-faithful-to-htmllint
     When using htmllint to check syntax, it will complain about excess
     spaces.  setq to `t' to avoid this.

 -- Variable: yahtml-use-css
     Use style-sheet support or not (`t')

 -- Variable: yahtml-image-inspection-bytes
     Number of bytes to inspect the image for geometry information
     (`10000')

 -- Variable: yahtml:img-default-alt-format
     format of img entity's ALT attributes.  %x: width, %y: height, %s:
     size in bytes, %c: first comment string, %f: filename
     (`"%xx%y(%sbytes)"')

 -- Variable: yahtml-escape-chars
     When, completing href-s, Escape reserved characters to URL-encoding
     or not.  Nil for never, t for everytime, and 'ask for inquiring at
     each reserved chars. (`'ask')

 -- Variable: yahtml-use-font-lock
     Use font-lock to fontify buffer or not (`(featurep 'font-lock)')

 -- Variable: yahtml-use-hilit19
     Use hilit19 to highlight buffer or not (`(featurep 'hilit19)')

 -- Variable: yahtml-indentation-boundary
     Boundary regexp for indentation calculation.  (`"^\\s *<h[1-3]>"')



File: yahtmle, Node: Hook variables, Prev: All customizable variables, Up: Customizations

hook variables
==============




File: yahtmle, Node: Copying, Next: Concept Index, Prev: Customizations, Up: Top

Copying
*******

This program is distributed as freesoftware.  The author will take no
responsibility to any damages due to the usage of this software
whatsoever.  There are no restrictions to its redistribution, just use
common sense.  Mail me your thoughts on this program and I will be more
than willing to help.

Complaints, requests, bug reports and comments are welcome.  Make contacts
to yuuji@yatex.org　(as of December 2000)

If you like this program and use it on a regular basis, please join the
mailing list "fj Wild Bird Society".  Procedures can be found in the "etc"
section of `docs/htmlqa.eng' in this package.


                                                             HIROSE, Yuuji




File: yahtmle, Node: Concept Index, Prev: Copying, Up: Top

Index
*****

* Menu:

* Customize:                    Customizations.         4.
* Demacs:                       Intro.                  4.
* Key Assign:                   Customizations.         4.
* LaTeX:                        Intro.                  4.
* Mule:                         Intro.                  4.
* yahtml:                       Intro.                  4.





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Node: Setting environments for weblint browsers and image viewers2195
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Node: Completion4290
Node: Jump5807
Node: Changing and Deleting6287
Node: Changing tags in pairs6538
Node: Changing entities7033
Node: URLencoding of strings within region7569
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