I just took a glance at the release notes for the latest version
(2.5) and I noticed the new, experimental attribute HTMLExportCommand:
--> A new string attribute, HTMLExportCommand, allows you to apply a
--> program or script to each exported HTML file.
--> If HTMLExportCommand is empty, no special action is performed.
--> Otherwise, the exported file is piped to the standard input of
--> the command line in HTMLExportCommand, and the file is replaced
--> by command line's standard output.
So, in cases where you only need to apply your script to changed pages,
Tinderbox can do it for you, saving you a step.
Received on Fri Jul 1 17:22:49 2005
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