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er_html_cols (1)

Name

er_html_cols - post-processing front-end for HTML files produced by er_html

Synopsis

er_html_cols [-cc] [-cf] [-cm=string] [-i=filename] [-index] [-ncc]
     [-nindex] [-q] [-t] [-tt] [-usage]

Description

The er_html_cols command is a post-processing front-end for HTML files that are produced by the er_html utility. The er_html_cols command produces more flexible HTML that can be customized on the fly or when the command is invoked. The post-processing produces HTML files with embedded javascript that can be used in common web browsers. The real work is accomplished by the programs it invokes, er_html_colsD (for non index files) and er_html_colsI (for index files).

Options

If run without arguments, the default action of er_html_cols is to invoke er_html_colsD for every data file whose name matches file.*.src.txt.html, file.*.dis.html and file.*.dis.trimmed.html and then invoke er_html_colsI for every index file whose name matches i*sort*.html, e*sort*.html and index.html.

–cc

Force compiler commentary to be included in the HTML page if it was present in the original input HTML filename.

–cf

Force compiler flags to be included at the end of the HTML page if they were present in the original input HTML file. Useful if the –ncc argument was used, as compiler flags are usually included if compiler commentary is present.

–cm=string

Specify which metric columns to process, for example, –cm=1,3,8.

This results in a "pre-formed" HTML page with no further column selection possible.

–i filename

Provide the input HTML filename (a non-index file). For example, –i=file.12.dis.html.

–index

Explicitly generate the HTML index pages. You can provide an input file (–i) if you want, but if you do not they will be automatically selected. If there is no –index or –nindex argument, HTML index pages are generated by default after the data pages.

–ncc

Leave out compiler commentary if it was present in the original HTML which can produce significantly faster loading HTML pages.

–nindex

Do to not generate any HTML index pages.

–q

Redirect any processing messages from the invoked er_html_colsD and er_html_colsI commands to /dev/null (quiet).

–t

Show the processing time for each of the invoked er_html_colsD and er_html_colsI commands.

–tt

Show the total processing time for all commands.

–usage

Show a usage summary.

See Also

analyzer (1) , collect (1) , er_archive (1) , er_cp (1) , er_export (1) , er_html (1) , er_html_columnsD (1) , er_html_columnsI (1) , er_mv (1) , er_print (1) , er_rm (1) , er_src (1) , spot (1) , spot_cmds (1) , spot_cmds_timing (1) , spot_diff (1)

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