htlatex replacing fi and ffi with NUL in HTML
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I'm seeing the same problem as described at htlatex converting all occurences of 'ff' and 'fi' to null characters in HTML output in that fi and fii characters in standard text are replaced with NUL in the HTML output. I think I have the same fixes applied as per the first answer but I can't get clean HTML.
Any pointers to what I'm doing wrong would be much appreciated. Thanks.
My source .tex file is:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
This is my Official test
How to find the answer\
The end
end{document}
My .cfg file myconfig.cfg is:
Preamble{xhtml}
begin{document}
EndPreamble
The pdf output using pdflatex test.tex is fine
The htlatex command I'm using is as follows and I have no .sty file defined:
htlatex test "myconfig, charset=utf-8" " -utf8 -cunihtf" "" -shell-escape
The setup is:
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.19 (MiKTeX 2.9.6840 64-bit) (preloaded format=latex 2018.10.24) 21 NOV 2018 10:58
The html body section I get is:
<body>
<!--l. 4--><p class="noindent" >This is my ONULcial test<br class="newline" />How to NULnd the answer<br class="newline" >The end</p>
I've tried lots of combinations of NoFonts, -css, etc. but nothing prevents the NUL characters.
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I'm seeing the same problem as described at htlatex converting all occurences of 'ff' and 'fi' to null characters in HTML output in that fi and fii characters in standard text are replaced with NUL in the HTML output. I think I have the same fixes applied as per the first answer but I can't get clean HTML.
Any pointers to what I'm doing wrong would be much appreciated. Thanks.
My source .tex file is:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
This is my Official test
How to find the answer\
The end
end{document}
My .cfg file myconfig.cfg is:
Preamble{xhtml}
begin{document}
EndPreamble
The pdf output using pdflatex test.tex is fine
The htlatex command I'm using is as follows and I have no .sty file defined:
htlatex test "myconfig, charset=utf-8" " -utf8 -cunihtf" "" -shell-escape
The setup is:
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.19 (MiKTeX 2.9.6840 64-bit) (preloaded format=latex 2018.10.24) 21 NOV 2018 10:58
The html body section I get is:
<body>
<!--l. 4--><p class="noindent" >This is my ONULcial test<br class="newline" />How to NULnd the answer<br class="newline" >The end</p>
I've tried lots of combinations of NoFonts, -css, etc. but nothing prevents the NUL characters.
htlatex
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Could you try to replace-cunihtfwith-cmozhtf? Or trymake4ht -u -s -c myconfig.cfg test.tex, which is equivalent to yourhtlatexcall.
– michal.h21
yesterday
Looks ok on my miktex. Run the htlatex on the command line and copy the terminal output, then I can compare.
– Ulrike Fischer
18 hours ago
A reinstallation of tex4ht using the latest package from the MiKTeX Console, without any other changes to the source file, seemed to do the trick and it's now all working. Thanks for your support.
– timl
16 hours ago
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I'm seeing the same problem as described at htlatex converting all occurences of 'ff' and 'fi' to null characters in HTML output in that fi and fii characters in standard text are replaced with NUL in the HTML output. I think I have the same fixes applied as per the first answer but I can't get clean HTML.
Any pointers to what I'm doing wrong would be much appreciated. Thanks.
My source .tex file is:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
This is my Official test
How to find the answer\
The end
end{document}
My .cfg file myconfig.cfg is:
Preamble{xhtml}
begin{document}
EndPreamble
The pdf output using pdflatex test.tex is fine
The htlatex command I'm using is as follows and I have no .sty file defined:
htlatex test "myconfig, charset=utf-8" " -utf8 -cunihtf" "" -shell-escape
The setup is:
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.19 (MiKTeX 2.9.6840 64-bit) (preloaded format=latex 2018.10.24) 21 NOV 2018 10:58
The html body section I get is:
<body>
<!--l. 4--><p class="noindent" >This is my ONULcial test<br class="newline" />How to NULnd the answer<br class="newline" >The end</p>
I've tried lots of combinations of NoFonts, -css, etc. but nothing prevents the NUL characters.
htlatex
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I'm seeing the same problem as described at htlatex converting all occurences of 'ff' and 'fi' to null characters in HTML output in that fi and fii characters in standard text are replaced with NUL in the HTML output. I think I have the same fixes applied as per the first answer but I can't get clean HTML.
Any pointers to what I'm doing wrong would be much appreciated. Thanks.
My source .tex file is:
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
This is my Official test
How to find the answer\
The end
end{document}
My .cfg file myconfig.cfg is:
Preamble{xhtml}
begin{document}
EndPreamble
The pdf output using pdflatex test.tex is fine
The htlatex command I'm using is as follows and I have no .sty file defined:
htlatex test "myconfig, charset=utf-8" " -utf8 -cunihtf" "" -shell-escape
The setup is:
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159265-2.6-1.40.19 (MiKTeX 2.9.6840 64-bit) (preloaded format=latex 2018.10.24) 21 NOV 2018 10:58
The html body section I get is:
<body>
<!--l. 4--><p class="noindent" >This is my ONULcial test<br class="newline" />How to NULnd the answer<br class="newline" >The end</p>
I've tried lots of combinations of NoFonts, -css, etc. but nothing prevents the NUL characters.
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Could you try to replace-cunihtfwith-cmozhtf? Or trymake4ht -u -s -c myconfig.cfg test.tex, which is equivalent to yourhtlatexcall.
– michal.h21
yesterday
Looks ok on my miktex. Run the htlatex on the command line and copy the terminal output, then I can compare.
– Ulrike Fischer
18 hours ago
A reinstallation of tex4ht using the latest package from the MiKTeX Console, without any other changes to the source file, seemed to do the trick and it's now all working. Thanks for your support.
– timl
16 hours ago
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Could you try to replace-cunihtfwith-cmozhtf? Or trymake4ht -u -s -c myconfig.cfg test.tex, which is equivalent to yourhtlatexcall.
– michal.h21
yesterday
Looks ok on my miktex. Run the htlatex on the command line and copy the terminal output, then I can compare.
– Ulrike Fischer
18 hours ago
A reinstallation of tex4ht using the latest package from the MiKTeX Console, without any other changes to the source file, seemed to do the trick and it's now all working. Thanks for your support.
– timl
16 hours ago
Could you try to replace
-cunihtf with -cmozhtf? Or try make4ht -u -s -c myconfig.cfg test.tex, which is equivalent to your htlatex call.– michal.h21
yesterday
Could you try to replace
-cunihtf with -cmozhtf? Or try make4ht -u -s -c myconfig.cfg test.tex, which is equivalent to your htlatex call.– michal.h21
yesterday
Looks ok on my miktex. Run the htlatex on the command line and copy the terminal output, then I can compare.
– Ulrike Fischer
18 hours ago
Looks ok on my miktex. Run the htlatex on the command line and copy the terminal output, then I can compare.
– Ulrike Fischer
18 hours ago
A reinstallation of tex4ht using the latest package from the MiKTeX Console, without any other changes to the source file, seemed to do the trick and it's now all working. Thanks for your support.
– timl
16 hours ago
A reinstallation of tex4ht using the latest package from the MiKTeX Console, without any other changes to the source file, seemed to do the trick and it's now all working. Thanks for your support.
– timl
16 hours ago
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Could you try to replace
-cunihtfwith-cmozhtf? Or trymake4ht -u -s -c myconfig.cfg test.tex, which is equivalent to yourhtlatexcall.– michal.h21
yesterday
Looks ok on my miktex. Run the htlatex on the command line and copy the terminal output, then I can compare.
– Ulrike Fischer
18 hours ago
A reinstallation of tex4ht using the latest package from the MiKTeX Console, without any other changes to the source file, seemed to do the trick and it's now all working. Thanks for your support.
– timl
16 hours ago