I will give it a better look, but when I have some time at hand. It might take a while.

As for ps2html: Hardly. Postscript is more an end-language, something that you don't like to convert to text-like things. You'd better think like ps2pdf (exists), as pdf is a more or less 'accepted' web-standard.

Later on I saw you remarks on that your script only works line-wise. That makes sense, and I don't think that you can except this kind of script to detect all perl-oddities.

Cheers,

Jeroen
"We are not alone"(FZ)

In reply to Re: (bbfu) (tested code) Re: Re: Seeker of Perl Code Review by jeroenes
in thread Seeker of Perl Code Review by bbfu

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