<?php
/*
w2k
Version 0.7
Ryan Flynn (ryan@ryanflynn || DALnet->#php->pizza_milkshake)
Friday, June 29 2001
This little cmdline script converts ugly Microsoft Word 2000 HTML
into relatively clean, browser-independent code. Anyone that's had to
deal with converting Word HTML into REAL HTML can realize that this
is worth having around.
Todo: I want to set up mask-dependent (*.htm) batch functionailty
so you can type: "w2k.php *.htm *.html" and convert all your .htm files
to .html fiels with the same names. This would be a life-saver in certain
situations.
Note: This class requires my Word2000Html class, you can get it from
phpclasses.upperdesign.com/ or sitetronics.com/~pizza
*/
if($argc < 3){
echo "Use: w2k.php <source filename> <destination filename>";
die;
}elseif(!is_file($argv[1])){
echo "Error: {$argv[1]} does not exist";
die;
}else{
$in=$argv[1];
$out=$argv[2];
}
require_once("class.word2000html.php");
$bob=new Word2000Html($in);
$str= "
<html>
<head>
<title>{$bob->Title}</title>
{$bob->Style}
</head>
{$bob->Body}
</html>";
$f=fopen($out, "w") or die("Error: could not open '{$out}'");
fputs($f, $str);
fclose($f);
echo "File '{$in}' scoured and sent to '{$out}' successfully";
?>
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