As an alternative to the htmltoc script mentioned by @user5858, there is hypertoc, a more powerful rewrite of the same, again done with Perl. Install it like this (on Ubuntu Linux for example):
<!-- INCLUDE Navigation -->
<div id="centerDoc">
<h1>Title</h1>
<!-- Insert an ad -->
<!-- INCLUDE GoogleAd1 -->
<!-- Insert the table of contents here -->
<!--toc-->
<h2>More HTML code here</h2>
#!/bin/sh
#This script modifies HTML pages staticly, using something similar
# to the "#INCLUDE" C preprocessor mechanism
INCLUDE=${1?'Missing include file'}
shift
IFILE=${1?'Missing input file'}
OFILE=`echo $IFILE | sed 's/\.in$//'`
# get the name without the path
OFILENAME=`echo $OFILE | sed 's:.*/::'`
if [ "$IFILE" = "$OFILE" ]
then
echo input file $IFILE same as output file $OFILE - exit
exit
fi
ARGS="--toc_entry 'H1=1' --toc_end 'H1=/H1' --toc_entry 'H2=2' --toc_end 'H2=/H2' --toc_entry 'H3=3' --toc_end 'H3=/H3' --toc_entry 'H4=4' --toc_end 'H4=/H4' --toc_entry 'H5=5' --toc_end 'H5=/H5'"
# The string !--toc-- is used as a marker to insert the new Table of Contents
TOC="--toc_tag '!--toc--' --toc_tag_replace"
eval hypertoc $ARGS $TOC --make_anchors --make_toc --inline --outfile - $IFILE| \
sed "/<!-- INCLUDE [Nn]avigation/ r $INCLUDE
# Quick and dirty way to add a way to get back to the Toc from an Entry
# 1) put a marker in the beginning of the ToC
s/<h1>Table of Contents/<h1><a name=\"TOC\">Table Of Contents/
# 2) Add a link back to the ToC from each entry
s:\(<h[1234]>\)<a name=:\1<a href=\"$OFILENAME#TOC\" name=:g
# Include ad named 'GoogleAd1'
/INCLUDE GoogleAd1/ {
r Ads/GoogleAd1
}
" >$OFILE
I just wrote a blog post on generating table of contents for an HTML page using hypertoc, sed, and make. The shell script also inserts google ads using an ad name. I also created a navigation section that can be used to navigate to other pages on the web site.
The sample template of a web page I use looks something like this:
<!-- INCLUDE Navigation -->
<div id="centerDoc">
<h1>Title</h1>
<!-- Insert an ad -->
<!-- INCLUDE GoogleAd1 -->
<!-- Insert the table of contents here -->
<!--toc-->
<h2>More HTML code here</h2>
I wrote a script called include that reads a file named *.html.in and created a *.html file. The script looks like this. I also used a makefile to convert the *.html.in files into the *.html files
#!/bin/sh
#This script modifies HTML pages staticly, using something similar
# to the "#INCLUDE" C preprocessor mechanism
INCLUDE=${1?'Missing include file'}
shift
IFILE=${1?'Missing input file'}
OFILE=`echo $IFILE | sed 's/\.in$//'`
# get the name without the path
OFILENAME=`echo $OFILE | sed 's:.*/::'`
if [ "$IFILE" = "$OFILE" ]
then
echo input file $IFILE same as output file $OFILE - exit
exit
fi
ARGS="--toc_entry 'H1=1' --toc_end 'H1=/H1' --toc_entry 'H2=2' --toc_end 'H2=/H2' --toc_entry 'H3=3' --toc_end 'H3=/H3' --toc_entry 'H4=4' --toc_end 'H4=/H4' --toc_entry 'H5=5' --toc_end 'H5=/H5'"
# The string !--toc-- is used as a marker to insert the new Table of Contents
TOC="--toc_tag '!--toc--' --toc_tag_replace"
eval hypertoc $ARGS $TOC --make_anchors --make_toc --inline --outfile - $IFILE| \
sed "/<!-- INCLUDE [Nn]avigation/ r $INCLUDE
# Quick and dirty way to add a way to get back to the Toc from an Entry
# 1) put a marker in the beginning of the ToC
s/<h1>Table of Contents/<h1><a name=\"TOC\">Table Of Contents/
# 2) Add a link back to the ToC from each entry
s:\(<h[1234]>\)<a name=:\1<a href=\"$OFILENAME#TOC\" name=:g
# Include ad named 'GoogleAd1'
/INCLUDE GoogleAd1/ {
r Ads/GoogleAd1
}
" >$OFILE
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作为 @user5858 提到的
htmltoc脚本的替代方案，有hypertoc，一个更强大的重写，同样是用 Perl 完成的。像这样安装它（例如在 Ubuntu Linux 上）：像这样使用它：
As an alternative to the
htmltocscript mentioned by @user5858, there ishypertoc, a more powerful rewrite of the same, again done with Perl. Install it like this (on Ubuntu Linux for example):Use it like this:
我刚刚写了一个 关于使用 hypertoc、sed 和 make 为 HTML 页面生成目录的博客文章。 shell 脚本还使用广告名称插入 Google 广告。我还创建了一个 导航部分 可用于导航到网站上的其他页面。
我使用的网页示例模板如下所示：
我编写了一个名为 include 的脚本，该脚本读取名为 *.html.in 的文件并创建一个 *.html 文件。脚本看起来像这样。我还使用 makefile 将 *.html.in 文件转换为 *.html 文件
I just wrote a blog post on generating table of contents for an HTML page using hypertoc, sed, and make. The shell script also inserts google ads using an ad name. I also created a navigation section that can be used to navigate to other pages on the web site.
The sample template of a web page I use looks something like this:
I wrote a script called include that reads a file named *.html.in and created a *.html file. The script looks like this. I also used a makefile to convert the *.html.in files into the *.html files
samaxesjs TOC jQuery 插件 效果非常好。
The samaxesjs TOC jQuery plugin works pretty well.