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How this HTML document was created
ASCII to HTML Conversion
We want to automatically convert an entry like
EXAMPLE <<jam1>>
into
EXAMPLE <<<A HREF="AU/jam1.au">jam1</A>>>
Additionally
<A HREF="AU/jam1.au"><IMG SRC="GIF/jam1.gif" ALT="[GIF]"></A>
has to be added after the example to display the graphics and allow
audio replay if the GIF file is clicked on.
We also have to save the name of the GIF file for the script which
helps in creating the GIF files.
sed -e ascii2html.sed
Creating GIF Files
Basically, you have to load all files into xwaves and dump each screen
into a GIF file. createGIF.sh helps in doing this. However, this is only an
example, because you might not have the programs. I could put up binaries
for HP-UX on request.
createGIF.sh &
examples
Audio File Conversion
The (mostly) ESPS files are converted to mulaw Sun format files.
d2au.csh
Compression
It is advantageous to copy the whole thing onto a local disk. For UNIX, I created a compressed
tar file.
pushd ..; gtar zcvf ToBI.tar.gz ToBI; mv ToBI.gz ~/html/ToBI.tar.gz; pushd
For Mac, I created a ToBI.sit.hqx file as follows:
With fetch, I transferred the whole directory onto a Mac. I then encoded it with StuffIt Lite into a file ToBI.sit.
I then transferred it back with fetch onto our UNIX machine (using binhex and changing the name to ToBI.sit.hqx).
For example, I put it onto my Mac Powerbook and access is now reasonably fast.
For your WWW server you (if you use CERN httpd), you should add the
following two lines to the configuration file, so that this file can
be directly extracted.
AddType .hqx application/mac-binhex40 binary 1.0
AddType .sit application/x-stuffit binary 1.0
This is only important for providers.
labelling_guide_v2.ASCII (augmented by some HTML)
This page is maintained by M. Beckman (mbeckman@ling.osu.edu)
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