Well, thank you all for your help,
I was sure that there are some ways to do it already.
But I've found this task interesting and I'd like to offer
you in your spare time to try this on-line version at

http://freelocus.com/pov2html.html

It uses pretty simple html <font> tags for now and
is limited up to 200 lines of code at once,
but I think it is still suitable for converting
sources for on-line tutorial, and (maybe) for docs too.

I hope that all keywords are included, but this is a question to test.


Regards,

Gleb

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Gleb wrote:

> Well, thank you all for your help,
> I was sure that there are some ways to do it already.
> But I've found this task interesting and I'd like to offer
> you in your spare time to try this on-line version at
> 
> http://freelocus.com/pov2html.html
> 
> It uses pretty simple html <font> tags for now and
> is limited up to 200 lines of code at once,
> but I think it is still suitable for converting
> sources for on-line tutorial, and (maybe) for docs too.

Nice work! But there seems a problem with the newline characters. If I look 
at the source everything appears on one line (the browser does not even 
display everything).

Are the colours the same as in the windows version of POV-Ray?

I would prefer if the formating were done with css, so one could easily 
customize the colours.

- Micha

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Gleb wrote:
> 
> Well, thank you all for your help,
> I was sure that there are some ways to do it already.
> But I've found this task interesting and I'd like to offer
> you in your spare time to try this on-line version at
> 
> http://freelocus.com/pov2html.html
> 
> It uses pretty simple html <font> tags for now and
> is limited up to 200 lines of code at once,
> but I think it is still suitable for converting
> sources for on-line tutorial, and (maybe) for docs too.
> 
> I hope that all keywords are included, but this is a question to test.

Nice.

It would be great if you could supply the source code too, this would
allow to customize the settings easily, like having custom color schemes
or using CSS.

Christoph

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All those people wanting interesting source codes..... he he he he :-)

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In article <3c9102a2@news.povray.org>, gk1### [at] sotonacuk says...

> I was sure that there are some ways to do it already.
> But I've found this task interesting and I'd like to offer
> you in your spare time to try this on-line version at

I found a serious bug: "*" is not highlighted red :-)

I've written one too in PHP (had to rename it to "ANOTHER Pov2Html 
converter", since you were faster *g*)

http://mitglied.lycos.de/lpvader/pov2html/pov2html.php

It needs the Pov-Script to be already somewhere on the net, but also 
allows a custom css-file.

Sorry for the popups, but on my homepage I don't have access to php, so I 
had to get a free page at tripod to make it work online.

The source is in http://mitglied.lycos.de/lpvader/pov2html/p2h.zip

Lutz-Peter

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"Lutz-Peter Hooge" <lpv### [at] gmxde> wrote in message
news:MPG.16fbc0a42bdd79fe9896e6@news.povray.org...
> I found a serious bug: "*" is not highlighted red :-)

You found it! The only way to know that somebody does testing  :)

> I've written one too in PHP (had to rename it to "ANOTHER Pov2Html
> http://mitglied.lycos.de/lpvader/pov2html/pov2html.php
> It needs the Pov-Script to be already somewhere on the net, but also
> allows a custom css-file.
I like it.

> Sorry for the popups,
Which ones? I haven't noticed any.

> The source is in http://mitglied.lycos.de/lpvader/pov2html/p2h.zip
Have you checked the list of keywords? An item "normal_indices" listed twice
in docs,
as was already mentioned in p.b-t. Nice sources, I don't have my ready yet.
Anyway imho the best will be to have "save as html" menu option in POV
editor.

Regards,

Gleb

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"Christoph Hormann" <chr### [at] gmxde> wrote in message
news:3C911156.23B6B3EB@gmx.de...

> Nice.
Thank you.

> It would be great if you could supply the source code too, this would
> allow to customize the settings easily, like having custom color schemes
> or using CSS.

It is too raw yet. You can use Lutz-Peter's one however.
It is always nice to have alternatives to choose.

Gleb

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"Micha Riser" <mri### [at] gmxnet> wrote in message
news:3c910f2d@news.povray.org...
> Nice work! But there seems a problem with the newline characters. If I
look
> at the source everything appears on one line (the browser does not even
> display everything).

Thanks! Nothing special, really. There are no newline characters there,
only <br> tags instead.

> Are the colours the same as in the windows version of POV-Ray?

I hope so.

> I would prefer if the formating were done with css, so one could easily
> customize the colours.

I agree. And not only colours, actually.


Gleb

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On Thu, 14 Mar 2002 20:05:53 -0000, "Gleb" <gk1### [at] sotonacuk> wrote:
> But I've found this task interesting and I'd like to offer
> you in your spare time to try this on-line version at
>
> http://freelocus.com/pov2html.html

I think it hangs up with http://www.bmt.com.pl/Poligrodzianie/sigs.pov

ABX

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On Fri, 15 Mar 2002 08:26:45 +0100, Lutz-Peter Hooge <lpv### [at] gmxde> wrote:
> I've written one too in PHP (had to rename it to "ANOTHER Pov2Html 
> converter", since you were faster *g*)
>
> http://mitglied.lycos.de/lpvader/pov2html/pov2html.php

Pretty good. My testing file http://www.bmt.com.pl/Poligrodzianie/sigs.pov is
rather short but it appear with fatal error - execution time too long. Also
with some sample css ends of lines are broken.

ABX

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