.Dd $Mdocdate$
.Dt mht 1
.Os
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.Sh NAME
.Nm mht
.Nd troff for HTML
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.Sh SYNOPSIS
.Nm
.Op Ar file
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.Sh DESCIPTION
.Pp
.Nm
is a utility that generates HTML from
.Xr troff 1
source code.
.Pp
While
.Nm
is named like a troff macro package and uses troff syntax, it is a standalone utility that does not use troff itself.
As such, it supports only a subset of the standard troff requests.
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.Sh USAGE
.Pp
This section describes the various types of requests supported by
.Nm .
On the left side are the name and arity of each request, separated by a slash.
On the right side is the HTML expansion of each request.
.Pp
In the HTML expansion of all element requests, a backslash and a dollar sign followed by a number (e.g. \\$1) signify a parameter expansion.
.Pp
In block element requests, a percent sign (%) signifies the lines following the request until the next block element request.
.Pp
Finally, in contiguous element requests, whatever text is on the outside of the area delimited by braces ({...}) is removed when two of the same contiguous element requests are placed next to one another.
.Ss Standard troff requests
.Bl -tag
.It Sy \&br/0
<br/>
.El
.Ss Contiguous element requests
.Bl -tag
.It Sy \&Qp/0
<blockquote>{<p>%</p>}</blockquote>
.El
.Ss Block element requests
.Bl -tag
.It Sy \&Pp/0
<p>%</p>
.It Sy \&Pr/0
<pre>%</pre>
.It Sy \&Sh/0
<h3>%</h3>
.It Sy \&Sh/1
<h\\$1>%</h\\$1>
.It Sy \&Ti/0
<title>%</title>
.Ss Inline element requests
.Bl -tag
.It Sy \&Au/1
<meta name="author" content="\\$1"/>
.It Sy \&Bd/1
<b>\\$1</b>
.It Sy \&Bd/2
<b>\\$1</b>\\$2
.It Sy \&Bd/3
\\$3<b>\\$1</b>\\$2
.It Sy \&br/0
<br/>
.It Sy \&Cd/1
<code>\\$1</code>
.It Sy \&Cd/2
<code>\\$1</code>\\$2
.It Sy \&Cd/3
\\$3<code>\\$1</code>\\$2
.It Sy \&Cs/1
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=\\$1"/>
.It Sy \&Em/1
<em>\\$1</em>
.It Sy \&Em/2
<em>\\$1</em>\\$2
.It Sy \&Em/3
\\$3<em>\\$1</em>\\$2
.It Sy \&Hy/2
<a href="\\$2">\\$1</a>
.It Sy \&Im/2
<img src="\\$1" alt="\\$2"/>
.It Sy \&It/1
<i>\\$1</i>
.It Sy \&It/2
<i>\\$1</i>\\$2
.It Sy \&It/3
\\$3<i>\\$1</i>\\$2
.It Sy \&St/1
<strong>\\$1</strong>
.It Sy \&St/2
<strong>\\$1</strong>\\$2
.It Sy \&St/3
\\$3<strong>\\$1</strong>\\$2
.It Sy \&Tt/1
<tt>\\$1</tt>
.It Sy \&Tt/2
<tt>\\$1</tt>\\$2
.It Sy \&Tt/3
\\$3<tt>\\$1</tt>\\$2
.It Sy \&Ul/1
<u>\\$1</u>
.It Sy \&Ul/2
<u>\\$1</u>\\$2
.It Sy \&Ul/3
\\$3<u>\\$1</u>\\$2
.El
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.Sh AUTHORS
.Pp
.Nm
is written by John Ankarström
.Aq Mt john (at) ankarstrom.se .