srjava.util.ArrayListxaIsizexp$w&sr"org.greenstone.gatherer.cdm.PlugIncyKjKZ is_abstractL descriptiontLjava/lang/String;LelementtLorg/w3c/dom/Element;Lnameq~L super_plugint$Lorg/greenstone/gatherer/cdm/PlugIn;xq~wsr$org.greenstone.gatherer.cdm.Argumentb3  Z hidden_gliImaximumIminimumI mode_levelZrequiredBtypeL default_valueq~L descriptionq~Lelementq~LlisttLjava/util/HashMap;Lnameq~Lownerq~xpttA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptBasPlugsq~q~ teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~ sq~tautotuThe encoding of the source documents. Documents will be converted from these encodings and stored internally as utf8.psrjava.util.HashMap`F loadFactorI thresholdxp?@0w@#t iso_8859_3tLatin3t windows_1254t"Windows codepage 1254 (WinTurkish)tgbtChinese Simplified (GB)t windows_1256t!Windows codepage 1256 (WinArabic)t windows_1251t#Windows codepage 1251 (WinCyrillic)t iso_8859_8tHebrewtdos_866tDOS codepage 866 (Cyrillic)tdos_850tDOS codepage 850 (Latin 1)t windows_1257t!Windows codepage 1257 (WinBaltic)tdos_437tDOS codepage 437 (US English)tutf8t1Either utf8 or unicode -- automatically detected.t iso_8859_1tLatin1 (western languages)t iso_8859_5tCyrillict shift_jistJapanese (Shift-JIS)tunicodet Just unicode.t iso_8859_6tArabictbig5tChinese Traditional (Big5)tautotUse text categorization algorithm to automatically identify the encoding of each source document. This will be slower than explicitly setting the encoding but will work where more than one encoding is used within the same collection.tkoi8_utCyrillic (Ukrainian)t iso_8859_7tGreekt windows_1250t!Windows codepage 1250 (WinLatin2)t iso_8859_15tLatin15 (revised western)t iso_8859_4tLatin4t windows_874tWindows codepage 874 (Thai)teuc_jptJapanese (EUC)t windows_1252t!Windows codepage 1252 (WinLatin1)tasciitPlain 7 bit ascii. This may be a bit faster than using iso_8859_1. Beware of using this on a collection of documents that may contain characters outside the plain 7 bit ascii set though (e.g. German or French documents containing accents), use iso_8859_1 instead.tiscii_detISCII Devanagarit iso_8859_9tTurkisht windows_1258t"Windows codepage 1258 (Vietnamese)tkoi8_rtCyrillict windows_1253t Windows codepage 1253 (WinGreek)tkoreant8Korean (Unified Hangul Code - i.e. a superset of EUC-KR)t iso_8859_2t/Latin2 (central and eastern european languages)t windows_1255t!Windows codepage 1255 (WinHebrew)xtinput_encodingq~ sq~tutf8tUse this encoding if -input_encoding is set to 'auto' and the text categorization algorithm fails to extract the encoding or extracts an encoding unsupported by Greenstone. This option can take the same values as -input_encoding.psq~?@ wtasciitPlain 7 bit ascii. This may be a bit faster than using iso_8859_1. Beware of using this on a collection of documents that may contain characters outside the plain 7 bit ascii set though (e.g. German or French documents containing accents), use iso_8859_1 instead.tunicodet Just unicode.tautotUse text categorization algorithm to automatically identify the encoding of each source document. This will be slower than explicitly setting the encoding but will work where more than one encoding is used within the same collection.tutf8t1Either utf8 or unicode -- automatically detected.xtdefault_encodingq~ sq~ptIdentify the language of each document and set 'Language' metadata. Note that this will be done automatically if -input_encoding is 'auto'.pptextract_languageq~ sq~tentVIf Greenstone fails to work out what language a document is the 'Language' metadata element will be set to this value. The default is 'en' (ISO 639 language symbols are used: en = English). Note that if -input_encoding is not set to 'auto' and -extract_language is not set, all documents will have their 'Language' metadata set to this value.pptdefault_languageq~ sq~pt6Extract acronyms from within text and set as metadata.pptextract_acronymsq~ sq~pt(Add acronym metadata into document text.pptmarkup_acronymsq~ sq~ptsComma separated list of first sizes to extract from the text into a metadata field. The field is called 'FirstNNN'.pptfirstq~ sq~pt$Extract email addresses as metadata.ppt extract_emailq~ sq~pt$Extract time-period information from historical documents. This is stored as metadata with the document. There is a search interface for this metadata, which you can include in your collection by adding the statement, "format QueryInterface DateSearch" to your collection configuration file.pptextract_historical_yearsq~ sq~t2004tXThe maximum historical date to be used as metadata (in a Common Era date, such as 1950).ppt maximum_yearq~ sq~q~ t~The maximum named century to be extracted as historical metadata (e.g. 14 will extract all references up to the 14th century).pptmaximum_centuryq~ sq~ptIDo not try to block bibliographic dates when extracting historical dates.pptno_bibliographyq~ sq~ptWill look for a prefix.jpg file (where prefix is the same prefix as the file being processed) and associate it as a cover image.ppt cover_imageq~ xt&Base class for all the import plugins.pq~ psq~w sq~t\n\s*\nt=A perl regular expression to split input files into segments.ppt split_expt SplitPlugxt|SplitPlug is a plugin for splitting input files into segments that will then be individually processed. This plugin should not be called directly. Instead, if you need to process input files that contain several documents, you should write a plugin with a process function that will handle one of those documents and have it inherit from SplitPlug. See ReferPlug for an example.pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.bib$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt ReferPlugsq~t\n\s*\nt=A perl regular expression to split input files into segments.ppt split_expq~xt3ReferPlug reads bibliography files in Refer format.pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.dbi$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptDBPlugxt*Uses records from a database as documents.pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.te?xt$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptTEXTPlugsq~q~ tSubstitution expression to modify string stored as Title. Used by, for example, PSPlug to remove "Page 1" etc from text used as the title.ppt title_subq~xtlCreates simple single-level document. Adds Title metadata of first line of text (up to 100 characters long).pq~q~sq~ wsq~t;(?i)(\.html?|\.shtml|\.shm|\.asp|\.php\d?|\.cgi|.+\?.+=.*)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptHTMLPlugsq~t(?i)\.(gif|jpe?g|jpe|png|css)$teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~sq~ptDon't make any attempt to trap links (setting this flag may improve speed of building/importing but any relative links within documents will be broken).pptnolinksq~sq~pt%Don't remove headers from html files.ppt keep_headq~sq~pt1Don't attempt to extract any metadata from files.ppt no_metadataq~sq~tTitlet,Comma separated list of metadata fields to attempt to extract. Use 'tag<tagname>' to have the contents of the first <tagname> pair put in a metadata element called 'tagname'. Capitalise this as you want the metadata capitalised in Greenstone, since the tag extraction is case insensitive.pptmetadata_fieldsq~sq~ptxFind as much metadata as possible on authorship and place it in the 'Creator' field. Requires the -metadata_fields flag.ppthunt_creator_metadataq~sq~ptSet if input filenames make up url of original source documents e.g. if a web mirroring tool was used to create the import directory structure.ppt file_is_urlq~sq~t(?i)\.(gif|jpe?g|jpe|png|css)$tLPerl regular expression of file extensions to associate with html documents.ppt assoc_filesq~sq~ptRenames files associated with documents (e.g. images). Also creates much shallower directory structure (useful when creating collections to go on cd-rom).pptrename_assoc_filesq~sq~q~ tSubstitution expression to modify string stored as Title. Used by, for example, PDFPlug to remove "Page 1", etc from text used as the title.ppt title_subq~sq~ptSplit document into sub-sections where <Section> tags occur. Note that by setting this option you implicitly set -no_metadata, as all metadata should be included within the <Section> tags. Also, '-keep_head' will have no effect when this option is set.pptdescription_tagsq~xt This plugin processes HTML filespq~q~sq~w sq~thtmlt Plugin converts to TEXT or HTML.psq~?@ wttexttPlain text format.thtmlt HTML format.xt convert_tot ConvertToPlugsq~ptaIf set, a simple strings function will be called to extract text if the conversion utility fails.ppt use_stringsq~xtxThe plugin is inherited by such plugins as WordPlug and PDFPlug. It facilitates the conversion of these document types to either HTML or TEXT by setting up variable that instruct ConvertToBasPlug how to work. It works by dynamically inheriting HTMLPlug or TEXTPlug based on the plugin argument 'convert_to'. If the argument is not present, the default is to inherit HTMLPlug.pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.ppt$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptPPTPlugxt2A plugin for importing Microsoft PowerPoint files.pq~q~sq~w xtPlugin which handles compressed and/or archived input formats currently handled formats and file extensions are:\ngzip (.gz, .z, .tgz, .taz)\nbzip (.bz)\nbzip2 (.bz2)\nzip (.zip .jar)\ntar (.tar)\n\nThis plugin relies on the following utilities being present (if trying to process the corresponding formats):\ngunzip (for gzip)\nbunzip (for bzip)\nbunzip2 \nunzip (for zip)\ntar (for tar)ptZIPPlugq~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.xml$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptXMLPlugxtBase class for XML plugins.pq~q~sq~w xtProcesses GreenstoneArchive XML documents. Note that this plugin does no syntax checking (though the XML::Parser module tests for well-formedness). It's assumed that the GreenstoneArchive files conform to their DTD.ptGAPlugq~sq~w sq~t([\/]\d+|\.(mbx|email|eml))$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt EMAILPlugsq~pt Do not save message attachments.pptno_attachmentsq~sq~pt*Store email headers as "Headers" metadata.pptheadersq~sq~t \nFrom .*\ntaA perl regular expression used to split files containing many messages into individual documents.ppt split_expq~xtEmail plug reads email files. These are named with a simple number (i.e. as they appear in maildir folders) or with the extension .mbx (for mbox mail file format).\nDocument text: The document text consists of all the text after the first blank line in the document.\nMetadata (not Dublin Core!):\n\t\$Headers All the header content (optional, not stored by default)\n\t\$Subject Subject: header\n\t\$To To: header\n\t\$From From: header\n\t\$FromName Name of sender (where available)\n\t\$FromAddr E-mail address of sender\n\t\$DateText Date: header\n\t\$Date Date: header in GSDL format (eg: 19990924)pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.ps$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptPSPlugsq~t (?i)\.(eps)$teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~sq~ptExtract date from PS header.ppt extract_dateq~sq~ptExtract pages from PS header.ppt extract_pagesq~sq~ptExtract title from PS header.ppt extract_titleq~xtThis is a \"poor man's\" ps to text converter. If you are serious, consider using the PRESCRIPT package, which is available for download at http://www.nzdl.org/html/software.htmlpq~q~sq~w xt)This recursive plugin processes an index.txt file. The index.txt file should contain the list of files to be included in the collection followed by any extra metadata to be associated with each file.\n\nThe index.txt file should be formatted as follows: The first line may be a key (beginning with key:) to name the metadata fields (e.g. key: Subject Organization Date). The following lines will contain a filename followed by the value that metadata entry is to be set to. (e.g. 'irma/iw097e 3.2 unesco 1993' will associate the metadata Subject=3.2, Organization=unesco, and Date=1993 with the file irma/iw097e if the above key line was used)\n\nNote that if any of the metadata fields use the Hierarchy classifier plugin then the value they're set to should correspond to the first field (the descriptor) in the appropriate classification file.\n\nMetadata values may be named separately using a tag (e.g. <Subject>3.2) and this will override any name given to them by the key line. If there's no key line any unnamed metadata value will be named 'Subject'.pt IndexPlugq~sq~w xtPlugin to process a Foxbase dbt file. This plugin provides the basic functionality to read in the dbt and dbf files and process each record. This general plugin should be overridden for a particular database to process the appropriate fields in the file.ptFOXPlugq~sq~w sq~t'This plugin does not use a process_exp tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptHBPlugxtIPlugin which processes an HTML book directory. This plugin is used by the Humanity Library collections and does not handle input encodings other than ascii or extended ascii. This code is kind of ugly and could no doubt be made to run faster, by leaving it in this state I hope to encourage people to make their collections use HBSPlug instead ;-)\n\nUse HBSPlug if creating a new collection and marking up files like the Humanity Library collections. HBSPlug accepts all input encodings but expects the marked up files to be cleaner than those used by the Humanity Library collectionspq~/q~sq~w sq~q~ tEName of the metadata field that will hold the associated file's name.ppt assoc_fieldt UnknownPlugsq~q~ t{UnknownPlug.file_format}ppt file_formatq~5sq~q~ t'Mime type of the file (e.g. image/gif).ppt mime_typeq~5xtThis is a simple Plugin for importing files in formats that Greenstone doesn't know anything about. A fictional document will be created for every such file, and the file itself will be passed to Greenstone as the \"associated file\" of the document.pq~5q~sq~w sq~q~ tUsed to store [applet] metadata for each document that contains the necessary HTML for an MP3 audio player applet to play that file.ppt assoc_imagestMP3Plugsq~q~ t{MP3Plug.applet_metadata}pptapplet_metadataq~Asq~tTitle,Artist,GenretzComma separated list of metadata fields to extract (assuming present) in an MP3 file. Use \"*\" to extract all the fields.pptmetadata_fieldsq~Axt Plugin for processing MP3 files.pq~Aq~1sq~w sq~t marctodc.txttName of file that includes mapping details from MARC values to Greenstone metadata names. Defaults to 'marctodc.txt' found in the site's etc directory.pptmetadata_mappingtMARCPlugsq~t (?i)(\.marc)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expq~Osq~t \r?\n\s*\r?\nt=A perl regular expression to split input files into segments.ppt split_expq~OxtBasic MARC plugin.pq~Oq~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.rtf$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptRTFPlugxt,Plugin for importing Rich Text Format files.pq~^q~sq~w sq~t.(?i)(\.jpe?g|\.gif|\.png|\.bmp|\.xbm|\.tif?f)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt ImagePlugsq~pt3Don't scale up small images when making thumbnails.ppt noscaleupq~esq~t100tMake thumbnails of size nxn.ppt thumbnailsizeq~esq~tgiftMake thumbnails in format 's'.ppt thumbnailtypeq~esq~t0tIf set, makes an image of size n for screen display and sets Screen, ScreenSize, ScreenWidth and ScreenHeight metadata. By default it is not set.pptscreenviewsizeq~esq~tjpgtCIf -screenviewsize is set, this sets the screen display image type.pptscreenviewtypeq~esq~q~ t!Convert main image to format 's'.ppt converttotypeq~esq~t100t#Ignore images smaller than n bytes.ppt minimumsizeq~ext3This plugin processes images, adding basic metadatapq~eq~sq~w sq~t <br>tdThe string used to separate multiple values for single metadata fields in CDS/ISIS database records.pptentry_separatortISISPlugsq~t (?i)(\.mst)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expq~sq~t(?i)(\.fdt|\.xrf)$teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~sq~t, tCThe string used to separate subfields in CDS/ISIS database records.pptsubfield_separatorq~sq~t\n----------\nt=A perl regular expression to split input files into segments.ppt split_expq~xtThis plugin processes CDS/ISIS databases. For each CDS/ISIS database processed, three files must exist in the collection's import folder: the Master file (.mst), the Field Definition Table (.fdt), and the Cross-Reference File (.xrf).pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)(\.oai)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptOAIPlugxt*Basic Open Archives Initiate (OAI) plugin.pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.xls$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt ExcelPlugxt-A plugin for importing Microsoft Excel files.pq~q~sq~w sq~t(?i)\.(doc|dot)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptWordPlugxt0A plugin for importing Microsoft Word documents.pq~q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.hb$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptBookPlugsq~t\.jpg$teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~xtCreates multi-level document from document containing <<TOC>> level tags. Metadata for each section is taken from any other tags on the same line as the <<TOC>>. e.g. <<Title>>xxxx<</Title>> sets Title metadata. Everything else between TOC tags is treated as simple html (i.e. no processing of html links or any other HTMLPlug type stuff is done). Expects input files to have a .hb file extension by default (this can be changed by adding a -process_exp option a file with the same name as the hb file but a .jpg extension is taken as the cover image (jpg files are blocked by this plugin). BookPlug is a simplification (and extension) of the HBPlug used by the Humanity Library collections. BookPlug is faster as it expects the input files to be cleaner (The input to the HDL collections contains lots of excess html tags around <<TOC>> tags, uses <<I>> tags to specify images, and simply takes all text between <<TOC>> tags and start of text to be Title metadata). If you're marking up documents to be displayed in the same way as the HDL collections, use this plugin instead of HBPlug.pq~q~sq~w sq~t(?i)\.(mdb|rog)$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptRogPlugxt>Creates simple single-level documents from .rog or .mdb files.pq~q~sq~w xt$A plugin that inherits from RogPlug.ptConvertToRogPlugq~sq~wsq~t3t3Range of related text extraction techniques to use.pptaggressivenesst W3ImgPlugsq~ptWIndex the pages along with the images. Otherwise reference the pages at the source URL.ppt index_pagesq~sq~pt.Don't cache images (point to URL of original).pptno_cache_imagesq~sq~t2000t%Bytes. Skip images smaller than this.pptmin_sizeq~sq~t50t'Pixels. Skip images narrower than this.ppt min_widthq~sq~t50t&Pixels. Skip images shorter than this.ppt min_heightq~sq~t100t*Max thumbnail size. Both width and height.ppt thumb_sizeq~sq~q~ tAdditional parameters for ImageMagicK convert on thumbnail creation. For example, '-raise' will give a three dimensional effect to thumbnail images.pptconvert_paramsq~sq~t10t6Minimum characters of near text or caption to extract.ppt min_near_textq~sq~t400t*Maximum characters near images to extract.ppt max_near_textq~sq~t2048tdImages on pages smaller than this (bytes) will have the page (title, keywords, etc) meta-data added.pptsmallpage_thresholdq~sq~t2tQThreshold for textual references. Lower values mean the algorithm is less strict.ppttextrefs_thresholdq~sq~t80t+Maximum length of captions (in characters).pptcaption_lengthq~sq~t300t+Target length of near text (in characters).pptneartext_lengthq~sq~ptGAdd image text as document:text (otherwise IndexedText metadata field).ppt document_textq~xtAA plugin for extracting images and associated text from webpages.pq~q~sq~ wsq~t\.item$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt PagedImgPlugsq~t,(?i)(\.jpe?g|\.gif|\.png|\.tif?f|\.te?xt|~)$teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~sq~pt3Don't scale up small images when making thumbnails.ppt noscaleupq~sq~pt"Produce a thumbnail for each imageppt thumbnailq~sq~t100tMake thumbnails of size nxn.ppt thumbnailsizeq~sq~tgiftMake thumbnails in format 's'.ppt thumbnailtypeq~sq~ptmProduce a screenview image for each image, and set Screen, ScreenSize, ScreenWidth and ScreenHeight metadata.ppt screenviewq~sq~t500t#Make screenview images of size nxn.pptscreenviewsizeq~sq~tjpgt%Make screenview images in format 's'.pptscreenviewtypeq~sq~q~ t!Convert main image to format 's'.ppt converttotypeq~sq~t100t#Ignore images smaller than n bytes.ppt minimumsizeq~sq~ptBMake the top level section of the document contain the first imageppt noheaderpageq~sq~tpagedt(Set the document type (used for display)psq~?@ wtpagedtFPaged documents have next and previous arrows and a 'go to page X' boxt hierarchyt/Hierarchical documents have a table of contentsxt documenttypeq~xt\Plugin for documents made up of a sequence of images, with optional OCR text for each image.pq~q~sq~w sq~tCVSteFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_exptRecPlugsq~pt&Read metadata from metadata XML files.pptuse_metadata_filesq~9xtURecPlug is a plugin which recurses through directories processing each file it finds.pq~9q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.pdf$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptPDFPlugsq~q~ teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~Csq~pt)Don't attempt to extract images from PDF.pptnoimagesq~Csq~ptCreate more complex output. With this option set the output html will look much more like the original PDF file. For this to function properly you Ghostscript installed (for *nix gs should be on your path while for windows you must have gswin32c.exe on your path).pptcomplexq~Csq~ptqPrevent pdftohtml from attempting to extract hidden text. This is only useful if the -complex option is also set.pptnohiddenq~Csq~t2tXThe factor by which to zoom the PDF for output (this is only useful if -complex is set).pptzoomq~Csq~pt8Create a separate section for each page of the PDF file.ppt use_sectionsq~CxtReasonably with-it pdf plugin.pq~Cq~sq~w sq~t8(Makefile.*|README.*|(?i)\.(c|cc|cpp|C|h|hpp|pl|pm|sh))$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_exptSRCPlugsq~t(?i)\.(o|obj|a|so|dll)$teFiles matching this regular expression will be blocked from being passed to any later plugins in the list. This has no real effect other than to prevent lots of warning messages about input files you don't care about. Each plugin might have a default block_exp. e.g. by default HTMLPlug blocks any files with .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .png or .css file extensions.ppt block_expq~]sq~t^.*[/\]tRemove this leading pattern from the filename (eg -remove_prefix /tmp/XX/src/). The default is to remove the whole path from the filename.ppt remove_prefixq~]xtFilename is currently used for Title ( optionally minus some prefix ). Current languages:\ntext: READMEs/Makefiles\nC/C++ (currently extracts #include statements and C++ class decls)\nPerl (currently only done as text)\nShell (currently only done as text)pq~]q~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.dm$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt MACROPlugxtlCreates simple single-level document. Adds Title metadata of first line of text (up to 100 characters long).pq~lq~sq~w xtPlugin which recurses through an archives.inf file (i.e. the file generated in the archives directory when an import is done), processing each file it finds.ptArcPlugq~sq~w sq~t (?i)\.bib$tA perl regular expression to match against filenames. Matching filenames will be processed by this plugin. For example, using '(?i).html?\$' matches all documents ending in .htm or .html (case-insensitive).ppt process_expt BibTexPlugsq~t\n+(?=@)t=A perl regular expression to split input files into segments.ppt split_expq~vxtBibTexPlug reads bibliography files in BibTex format. BibTexPlug creates a document object for every reference in the file. It is a subclass of SplitPlug, so if there are multiple records, all are read.pq~vq~x