Utility to create a map of HTML files

Usage: HtmlTree DirSpec TargetHTMLFile [Switches]
  Switch: { -option, /option }
    Options: B, b Path: directory base,   U, u URL: URL base
             O, o File: omit this filename in URL
             N, n Path: do not process subdirectories of this directory
             Q, q: quiet mode,            H, h, ?: this help

The utility scans the directory DirSpec including its subdirectories and searches for all files matching the specification *.HTM*. The created file map in the HTML format is stored into TargetHTMLFile.

Examples:

1. HtmlTree \WWW W3Map.html /u/ /oindex.htm* /n\WWW\infos

   This command creates the map of a homepage located at \WWW and stores it in the file W3Map.html. The switch /u/ tells the utility that the directory \WWW is identical to the relative URL /. The switch /oindex.htm* simplifies the URLs, since the WWW server interprets Path/ as Path/index.htm*.

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2. HtmlTree \WWW VerifyW3.html "/uhttp://validator.w3.org/check?weblint=&pw=&uri=http://www.mydomain.com" /oindex.htm* /n\WWW\infos

   This command creates the map of a homepage for validation by the W3C HTML Validation Service.

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