[jwhat]

Hi Raion,

np, I have been slowly getting HTML render cleaned up.

I believe to make this searchable simplest way is to feed in via web based HTML pages.

I have now got these cleaned up by removing extra headers/footers/empty lines & links would work if pages were on web server.

I stopped doing via sed/awk and just did the final cleanup via perl (awk’s regex does not cut it).

Here is link to new cleaned up sh man page (as example): https://www.graphica.com.au/sh.ul.aha.xslt.perl.html

Processing pipeline is now: cat | ul | aha | xslt | perl

Using what I have posted on github, you could just do "find" of all cat.z pages and feed them into the "irix-catman2html.sh" script to generate a full set of html cross-referenced pages...

Once the pages (via web server) are available you can point an indexing/search engine at them to get fully searchable result.

That is my simple view of how to get something ASAP.

BTW: What is awf ?

Cheers from Oz,

jwhat/john