CHTML Users?

[Fyron]

Or you could just tell me how to make switches and such... I already know how to take in arguments from the command line, I just don't know how to set them up to have stuff like "/if Components.txt" and what not...

[Aiken]

Sure I(we?) will wait

Thanks Will in advance.

[leo1434]

Hello

I was "testing" the program a little more...

I could make it function using the stock comps.txt file in the stock Data directory.
It generated the .html files but with no pictures in them (will the program automatically look for the pictures in the correct directory or it is needed to tell it where the pictures are?

The following is taken from the readme file:

Now, it wants to know the size of the images, the folder where they will be or
are located, relative to index.html, and the file format extension. Lets go with
128x128, "images" as the folder name, and png format:

> 128
> ./images/ --> is here where program looks for pics?
> png

Besides, I could not ask the program for any other output directory than /chtml/. And I have to input this parameter starting with "../" when I used "./" (as the readme file indicated)it gave me an error message.

I couldn´t make it work with my "customized.txt" file (may be if I copy it in the stock data directory??)

I hope this will be of some use to you...

By the way, a simple user interface would be a nice addition.

Thanks!!

[Fyron]

It generated the .html files but with no pictures in them (will the program automatically look for the pictures in the correct directory or it is needed to tell it where the pictures are?

You have to make the images yourself. It does not look for any images, just adds info to the html for where the images are going to be located relative to the output files.

Besides, I could not ask the program for any other output directory than /chtml/. And I have to input this parameter starting with "../" when I used "./" (as the readme file indicated)it gave me an error message.

Well you have to create the directory first manually. I do not know how to make it create the directory for you. "./" refers to the current folder you are in. "../" refers to the parent folder of the current folder. So, "../chtml/" when called from the folder "chtml/" refers back to itself. It does the same thing as "./" would in this case.

I couldn´t make it work with my "customized.txt" file (may be if I copy it in the stock data directory??)

Location of the input file doesn't really matter, as long as you specify the correct path.

By the way, a simple user interface would be a nice addition.

It does have a simple user interface. You probably want a graphical one though, of which I have no experience making...

[DeadZone]

Wot language you using?

[Fyron]

C++