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# HTML2ASP # By patgas # April 30, 2001 # # Takes an HTML file, and converts it into a # Response.Write command for an ASP page. # # Usage: # perl html2asp.pl [input_file] [output_file] (command_indent) (HTM +L_indent) # # input_file and output_file are required. # command_indent inserts whitespace before the actual Response.Writ +e command. # HTML_indent inserts whitespace in the string argument to Response +.Write. my ($infile, $outfile, $indentCommand, $indentHTML) = @ARGV; die "Missing required argument: $!" if (!$infile || !$outfile); $indentCommand ||= "2"; $indentHTML ||= "0"; open(IN, $infile) or die "Can't open input file: $!"; open(OUT, ">$outfile") or die "Can't open output file: $!"; print "Starting... "; select(OUT); print "<%\n\n"; $indentCommand = ' ' x $indentCommand; $indentHTML = ' ' x $indentHTML; my @lines = <IN>; my $writeCommand = 1; while (@lines) { chomp(my $line = shift @lines); print $indentCommand; if ($writeCommand == 1) { print "Response.Write("; $writeCommand = 0; } else { print " "; } print $indentHTML; if ( $line ) { $line =~ s/\"/\"\"/g; print "\"$line\" & "; } print "vbNewLine"; if (@lines) { print " & _"; } else { print ")\n"; } print "\n"; } print "%>"; print STDOUT "Done."; close IN or die "Can't close input file: $!"; close OUT or die "Can't close output file: $!";

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