* formatting directive, %% is a literal %). Formatting directives
* are:
*
- * - %n is the section number, minus whitespace (`Chapter1.2').
+ * - %n is the section type-plus-number, minus whitespace (`Chapter1.2').
* - %b is the section number on its own (`1.2').
* - %k is the section's _internal_ keyword.
* - %N is the section's visible title in the output, again minus
return ret;
}
+paragraph *xhtml_config_filename(char *filename)
+{
+ /*
+ * If the user passes in a single filename as a parameter to
+ * the `--html' command-line option, then we should assume it
+ * to imply _two_ config directives:
+ * \cfg{xhtml-single-filename}{whatever} and
+ * \cfg{xhtml-leaf-level}{0}; the rationale being that the user
+ * wants their output _in that file_.
+ */
+
+ paragraph *p[2];
+ int i, len;
+ wchar_t *ufilename, *up;
+
+ for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
+ p[i] = mknew(paragraph);
+ memset(p[i], 0, sizeof(*p[i]));
+ p[i]->type = para_Config;
+ p[i]->next = NULL;
+ p[i]->fpos.filename = "<command line>";
+ p[i]->fpos.line = p[i]->fpos.col = -1;
+ }
+
+ ufilename = ufroma_dup(filename);
+ len = ustrlen(ufilename) + 2 + lenof(L"xhtml-single-filename");
+ p[0]->keyword = mknewa(wchar_t, len);
+ up = p[0]->keyword;
+ ustrcpy(up, L"xhtml-single-filename");
+ up = uadv(up);
+ ustrcpy(up, ufilename);
+ up = uadv(up);
+ *up = L'\0';
+ assert(up - p[0]->keyword < len);
+ sfree(ufilename);
+
+ len = lenof(L"xhtml-leaf-level") + lenof(L"0") + 1;
+ p[1]->keyword = mknewa(wchar_t, len);
+ up = p[1]->keyword;
+ ustrcpy(up, L"xhtml-leaf-level");
+ up = uadv(up);
+ ustrcpy(up, L"0");
+ up = uadv(up);
+ *up = L'\0';
+ assert(up - p[1]->keyword < len);
+
+ p[0]->next = p[1];
+
+ return p[0];
+}
+
static xhtmlsection *xhtml_new_section(xhtmlsection *last)
{
xhtmlsection *ret = mknew(xhtmlsection);