WEB_MAKET - a tool to generate Web-pages.<p>Command line keys:</p>
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		<td>/tDIRECTORY or /t&quot;DIRECTORY&quot;</td>
		<td>&nbsp;- target directory</td>
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		<td>/fFILTER1,FILTER2,...</td>
		<td>&nbsp;- list of filters to apply to each input file (e.g. /fEN,RU,SW,FR 
		)</td>
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		<td>/p</td>
		<td>&nbsp;- pause after the end (if not set, the application is paused 
		only in case when errors are found)</td>
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		<td>source files or directories</td>
		<td>&nbsp;- if a directory is specified, only .htm files are handled 
		(even .html files are ignored, and all other extensions too).</td>
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<p>Short description of Web_maket commands:</p>
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		<td><code>$$STOP!</code></td>
		<td>Stop further handling. There could be $$DEF+ commands after the 
		$$STOP! only. It is used also as a stop mark while including a file. </td>
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		<td><code>$$OUT=</code>file_name</td>
		<td>Set output file name different then source file name + _FF.htm 
		(where FF is an active filter). As any other command, it can be 
		specified for a certain filter only using command $$IF?... (see below).</td>
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		<td><code>$$DEF+</code>name</td>
		<td>Declare defined block until the next $$DEF+ or until $$END</td>
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		<td><code>$$END</code></td>
		<td>Finish current block (started with $$DEF+name).</td>
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		<td><code>$$-</code>name</td>
		<td>Insert named block defined with $$DEF+name ... $$END</td>
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		<td><code>$$INCLUDE:</code>file_name</td>
		<td>Insert file inplace $$INCLUDE command</td>
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		<td><code>$$START!</code></td>
		<td>Starting marker in an included file (using the $$INCLUDE command). 
		If also a $$STOP! is defined, only text between $$START! and $$STOP! is 
		included.</td>
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		<td><code>$$IF?</code>filter</td>
		<td>Skip until the next $$IF or $$FI if the filter specified is not 
		matching to a filter currently handling (filters are given from command 
		line option /fFILTER1,FILTER2,.... E.g., /fRU,EN).</td>
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		<td><code>$$FI</code></td>
		<td>Finish $$IF?xyz ... command. All things between $$IF? and $$FI are 
		skip or not depending on a filter currently set.</td>
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<p>Also <code>&lt;td class=YY&gt; ... &lt;/td&gt;</code> are removed for case YY is in 
filters set by command option /f but are not matching current filter set.</p>
<p>Use &lt;p class=BB&gt; to decorate commands $$AAAAA... . All such &lt;p ... &lt;/p&gt; tags 
are removed before handling source files (as well as all &lt;span...&gt; and &lt;/span&gt; 
tags - so do not use &lt;span&gt; tags for formatting). </p>
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