Start with HTML::Parser. Write your parsing rules
to output the latex code you would like to correspond to
HTML. If you're lazy (I know I am) I'd use
an HTML to LaTeX converter that someone else
had already written html2latex. | [reply] |
Hi L.Howard,
I am a Masters student studying a MSC in Computer Science. My programming skills are not my strong point. Can you help me with the data abstraction involved with a HTML2LaTex converter in Perl. Also the pseudo-code for the HTML2LaTex converter. I hope this request will not be an inconvenience to you, but any kind of help will be greatly recieved.
King regards,
Sailao
| [reply] |
I'm not sure about the LaTeX generation side, but you could start with the HTML::Parser module, described in the latest issue of The Perl Journal, to parse through the html document's structure. | [reply] |