NAME

cook − SGML converter

SYNOPSIS

­cook [ ­-f ­format ] [ ­-o ­outfile ] [ ­infile ]

DESCRIPTION

­Cook reads a file in SGML format and produces an interpretation of the file in either LaTex or HTML format on standard output. 

If no ­infile argument is present, the standard input is read.  If an ­outfile argument is present, the results are written to that file instead of standard output.  The ­format argument must be either ­html to produce HTML format output or one of: latex, latexbook, latexpart, latexproc, or ­latexslides to produce LaTex output. 

The ­latexpart format assumes that the resulting output is to be included in the body of a controlling LaTex document. The other LaTex format options result in the generation of various LaTex wrapping commands. 

­Cook was designed to operate on the output of the ­Brutus editor (See wm-brutus(1) ) and so its mapping of SGML tags is closely linked to those generated by brutus.

The following tags are recognised: Author, Bold.n, Caption, Example, Exercise, Extension, Float, Heading, Index, Index-topic, Italic.n, Label, Label-ref, List, List-elem, No-fill, Par, Roman.n, SGML, Title, and Type.n, where ­n is a character point size and must be one of: 6, 8, 10, 12 or 16. 

FILES

­/dis/wm/brutus/

SOURCE

­/appl/cmd/cook.b

SEE ALSO

wm-brutus(1)

DIAGNOSTICS

Not an SGML file: The first line of the input file must contain the SGML tag ­<SGML> and nothing else. 

Plan 9  —  June 29, 2000