Re: convert text to html

On Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at 4:06:08 AM UTC-5, g.robin3 wrote:
>
> Thanks for your reply.
> This is not really a problem because a perl one-liner does the trick.
> I asked this question because if vim could do the job, why not enjoy it :)
>

It is not built-in to 2html (or :TOhtml) but you could easily write your own wrapper command to do whatever substitution you like.

But as ZyX asks, why do you need this? The :TOhtml conversion automatically detects the file encoding and sets the generated HTML to match, even including an appropriate <meta> tag to alert browsers. Thus you can include the special characters directly, you don't need to encode them.

You can even specify the encoding you'd like with g:html_use_encoding, if there is one you'd like to always use, or you can override the automatic detection for a few encodings only. See :help TOhtml-encoding.

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