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B2H - Convert BookMaster, GML, Script/VS and "flat" files to HTML
B2H - Convert BookMaster, GML, Script/VS and "flat" files to HTML
Release 4.7 - May 20, 2002
Background
If your organization is like mine, establishing a presence on the
Internet by using a World-Wide-Web server and defining a home page is
the "thing to do". You can either use someone else's webserver or
install your own.
We had plenty of mainframe-type documents to place on the server.
Some were written using BookMaster, GML and Script/VS markup, while
others existed as normal "flat" files. Even though the WEB's HTML
language is conceptually simple, the thought of manually converting the
desired files from their source format to HTML was daunting.
Although there are a few HTML converters around, none met all our
major requirements. So we ended up writing our own, called it B2H, and
are making it available for other organizations.
Gary L. Richtmeyer
AT&T Labs
3101 W. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd
Tampa, Florida 33607
Email:
grichtmeyer@att.com
What's new and different?
Updates to this document for Release 4.7
are colored red.
What does B2H do?
B2H reads files written in Bookmaster, Generalized Markup Language
(GML), Script/VS, and even "flat" files, and converts them into HTML
format suitable for use in an Internet World-Wide-Web environment.
B2H Highlights:
- Converts most commonly-used tags, control words, macros and symbols
of BookMaster, GML and Script/VS (DCF)
- Supports conversion of "flat" files
- Output conforms to HTML Release 2, 3 or 4,
as specified at execution time
- Can generate full and partial tables-of-contents; and if
generated, options are available for specifying the table-of-content's
format
- Can generate an index; and if generated, options are available
for specifying the index's format
- Can generate figure and table lists
- Can automatically generate hypertext links within the file itself:
- Table-of-Contents (TOC):
- From the TOC to each section
- From each section back to the main TOC
- If a partial TOC is available:
- From a partial TOC to each associated section
- From each section back to the most-recent partial TOC
- From each partial TOC back to the main TOC
- Figure Lists and Table Lists:
- From the List of Figures to each figure
- From the List of Tables to each table
- From each figure or table back to it's associated list
- Footnotes:
- From a footnote's reference to it's definition
- From each footnote definition back to it's initial reference
- Index (if generated):
- From the index back to each referenced item
- An optional Index TOC for the index itself can be generated
- Cross-references
(e.g. :hdref, :figref)
are converted into a hypertext link to the target
- From a question's answer back to the original question
- Supports cross-referencing of multi-volume documents
- "Boilerplate" records can be automatically inserted into the
beginning and/or end of the output HTML file (which could be used to
ensure that the standard home page navigational links are at the bottom
of all files)
- "Mast Head" information can be included in the output
- Explicit HTML statements can be included in the source file to
support specialized requirements
- The output HTML file can be split into multiple HTML files,
useful for large source files -- allowing the reader to retrieve only
those sections which are of interest, reducing document load time
- Bookmaster tables are supported. If HTML 3 (or higher) output
is generated, HTML table tags are used (this is the default);
for HTML 2 output, B2H switches to a monospaced font and builds the
table manually
- Supports line drawings created by XEDITG and CHARGES
- Supports syntax ("railroad") diagrams
- Supports Script's conditional sections (.cs) and
BookMaster's "vanilla" DVCF macros (.config and
.when) and process controls (:PSC) for dynamically
altering the content of the document
- Supports BookMaster Question and Answer tags and can generate
either textual output (as Bookmaster does) or interactive HTML FORMs
which can be used with an installation-provided CGI program to verify
the user's answers
- Runs under AIX, Linux,
MVS (OS/390), OS/2, VM/ESA, Windows 95/98/ME, Windows NT/2000/XP
and UNIX.
On VM/ESA, B2H can run either as a stand-alone EXEC or as a
CMS pipeline filter.
On MVS, B2H can run either as a stand-alone
program or as an MVS/BatchPipeWorks pipeline filter.
- B2H is Year2000 ready
- Conversion can be performed on one platform (e.g. VM/ESA) and
the output transferred, stored and used on another platform (e.g. AIX
or Windows NT)
- On MVS, the HTML output can be either sequential files or
members of a partitioned data set (PDS); if using OpenExtensions,
the files can then optionally be transferred to a Hierarchical File
System (HFS) directory
- A symbol control file defines how symbols, control words, macros
and tags are handled. User-provided symbol control files can be used
to support installation-specific symbols, control words, macros and
tags.
- Installation-provided exit routines can be invoked to provide
custom processing for designated control words, macros and tags
- The output HTML file can contain many META-type statements to
support HTTP search queries (e.g. keywords, owner, contact,
document review and expiration dates)
- Execution can be customized by use of profiles; options can be
assigned based on the platform
- Large number of options available for controlling the conversion
and customizing the output
Requirements:
REXX
B2H is written in REXX and requires that REXX be installed
on the machine on which it is executed. Two different "flavors"
of REXX can be used:
- IBM's REXX
IBM provides REXX for a variety of platforms.
- On VM and MVS (OS/390), a REXX interpreter is "built-in".
An optional REXX compiler is available for a fee.
- For PC platforms, IBM has a variety of Object REXX fee
products available. Each PC operating system requires its own REXX product.
More information on these is available at
http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/orexx
- Regina REXX
Regina is a free REXX interpreter that has been ported to most Unix platforms
(Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, etc.) and also to OS/2, eCS, DOS,
Win9x/Me/NT/2k/XP, Amiga, QNX, BeOS, MacOS X, EPOC32, AtheOS, OpenVMS and
OpenExtensions. More information on Regina REXX is available at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net
Platforms
One or more of the following platforms on which to run B2H:
- AIX
AIX support requires REXX to be installed. For IBM's
Object REXX for AIX, check out the Object REXX home page at
http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/orexx
For Regina REXX, check out the Regina REXX home page at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net
- Linux
Linux support requires REXX to be installed. For IBM's
Object REXX for Linux., check out the Object REXX home page at
http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/orexx
For Regina REXX, check out the Regina REXX home page at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net
- TSO/E under MVS or OS/390
The REXX Compiler run-time libraries are required if the compiled
version of B2H is to be used.
(The MVS version was tested using
MVS/ESA 5.2.2 with TSO/E R2.05 and
OS/390 2.04 with TSO/E R2.06)
- OS/2 2.1 or OS/2 Warp using either the FAT or
HPFS file systems
(B2H may run on OS/2 versions earlier than 2.1, but it has not
been tested.)
You can either use IBM's REXX provided with OS/2 or you can use
Regina REXX. For Regina REXX, check out its home page at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net
- VM/ESA
The REXX Compiler run-time libraries are required if the compiled
version of B2H is to be used.
- Windows 95/98/ME or Windows NT/2000/XP
Support for Windows 95/98/ME and Windows NT/2000/XP requires REXX to be installed.
For IBM's Object REXX for Windows 95/NT, check out the Object REXX home page at
http://www2.hursley.ibm.com/orexx
For Regina REXX, check out the Regina REXX home page at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net
- Unix
Support for Unix requires REXX to be installed.
For Regina REXX, check out the Regina REXX home page at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net
The Download Files
On this web site, you can download either of two files containing
the B2H system: B2H.ZIP (a "traditional" ZIP-type file) or
B2H.VMARC (a VMARC-type file).
The ZIP file contains the standard install files and all the documentation.
The VMARC file contains the ZIP file plus the following: a copy of B2H
compiled for VM; a copy of B2H compiled for MVS; and a LIST3820 version of
the B2H User's Guide;
- If you will be using B2H on a PC workstation, download the ZIP
file
- If you will be using B2H on VM, download the VMARC file.
Follow the instructions on the download page about uploading it
to VM and extracting the files
- If you will be using B2H on MVS:
- If you have access to VM, download the VMARC file
(because it contains a copy of B2H compiled for MVS) and
follow the instructions on the download page about uploading it
to VM and extracting the files; then send the files to the desired
TSO user ID
- If you do not have access to VM, download the ZIP file,
extract the files and then upload them to the desired TSO user ID
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
B2H-specific updates:
- B2H will now run under Regina Rexx (Release 3.0 or higher).
Regina is a free Rexx implementation which can be used as an
alternative to IBM's Object Rexx and is available at
http://regina-rexx.sourceforge.net/
- B2H will now support and run in Unix when run under Regina Rexx
- Multiple lines generated by
".sk" or ".sp" are being ignored by
modern web browsers due to their suppressing multiple blank lines.
Output created by B2H altered to prevent this suppression.
- When run on Windows or OS/2, a filename enclosed in double-quote
characters is now accepted on the command line. This to ensure
consistency with other filename handling routines in Windows and OS/2.
- Additional HTML tags can now be customized.
The HTMLATT= option was enhanced to support customization
of the <A>, <DD>, <DT>,
<FORM>, <IMG>
and <INPUT> HTML tags.
New or updated B2H options:
HTMLATT.tagname='text' (more tagname values)
Updates to the User's Guide:
- Section added regarding the REXX versions under which B2H will run
- Many updates to reflect the UNIX platform
System profile updates:
- Various default definitions added for UNIX support
System symbol table updates:
- Definition for ".sk" and ".sp"
Problems fixed in Release 4.7:
- Some system-type &symbols were not defined, including
'&$ASCI',
'&$FNAM', '&$PDEV' and '&b2hrevchar'
- Text after ":lp." discarded when ":lp." not
within a table
- On the mainframe, referencing a single "&" returns the current
page number, but B2H was returning a "&" causing arithmetic
errors when used in a numeric expression. B2H now returns a "1"
(because the web is a "pageless" environment).
- Message B2H306 showing lines written to the log file
is sometimes too low
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
- Support &X'hhhh
symbol value attribute (convert hex characters)
- Additional DCF symbols defined to more closely emulate the
mainframe environment
- "ON/OFF" option of the ".rc"
control word now supported
(e.g. ".rc 1 on/off")
- FRAME=RULES now recognized and supported on
the :FIG tag
B2H-specific updates:
- Tag delimiter character(s) may be changed using the
.DC control word. Tag delimiters can even be
turned off (e.g. ".DC GML OFF")
- If :TDESC is encountered in a table, but not ended
using :ETDESC, the :ETABLE tag will
end the :TDESC. (the :ETDESC tag
is not required in all "flavors" of GML/Bookmaster.)
- If :ADDRESS is encountered, but not ended using
:EADDRESS, either the :ETITLE
or :ETITLEP tag will end the :ADDRESS.
If neither :ETITLE or :ETITLEP
is encountered, a "missing :EADDRESS" message is issued.
New or updated B2H options:
BORDERTAG='tag' (new option)
BORDERTAG.x='tag' (new option)
HRTAG.x='tag' (HRTAG.4 now used)
Updates to the User's Guide:
- New appendix section documenting the supported system-type
&symbols (e.g. &SYSYEAR, &$INDX,
&$PDEV).
System profile updates:
System symbol table updates:
Problems fixed in Release 4.6:
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
- .DC control word with CW and GML
options now supported
- .BF, .PF and .PI
control words are now supported
- Multiple :AUTHOR tags now supported
B2H-specific updates:
- The parser has been updated which allows the following enhancements:
- "Splitting" of the output HTML is now supported for SOURCE=SCRIPTONLY
- When SOURCE=SCRIPTONLY, all control words "mapped" to
Bookmaster/GML tags are now supported. Prior to R4.5, control words
that were normally handled by simply "mapping" them to their Bookmaster/GML
equivalent (e.g. .FN to :FN.,
.Hx to :Hx.) were not supported when
SOURCE=SCRIPTONLY.
- Tag delimiter character(s) may be changed using the .DC control word
- Symbol table records can now be imbedded within the source document
using the new ".*B2H SYMBOL" statement
- Improved support for character set translations:
- New :XLATEO. symbol table statement allows translations specific
to output HTML records
- :XLATEI. symbol table statement (was :XLATE.) allows
translations specific to input source records
- Improved handling of .TI and .TR
- New LINENUM= option allows B2H to recognize and ignore
line numbers in source records
- A label cell is no longer generated for :SYNTAX STYLE=LBLBOX
if no label data has been provided
- Empty syntax diagrams are now suppressed
- If a .RE (restore environment) control word changes the
pre-formatting status of the output, the appropriate HTML tags are now
generated to automatically compensate
- The DLFMT= and GLFMT= options now default to
TABLE if generating HTML 3 (or higher);
if generating HTML 2, both default to DL
- Additional diagnostics provided for I/O and allocation errors under MVS
- To show a vertical bar, such as those used for syntax diagrams and
the :SCREEN tag, B2H now generates "|" instead of
a physical vertical bar. (This circumvents a problem experienced by some
users where their upload/download process was translating a vertical bar
into something else.)
- In a profile file, comments may now be placed after any option(s)
by preceding the comment with two dashes (--).
This capability was already available for the symbol table file.
- Indentation of multi-line messages within the B2H log was changed to
improve readability
New or updated B2H options:
DEFTEXT.name='text' (additional names)
FONTTAG='fonttext,efonttext,[PROP|NOPROP]' (new option)
H3ADDONS={ NO | YES } (removed - obsolete)
H3TABLE={ COMPLEX | SIMPLE } (removed - obsolete)
INDEXREFLINK={ NO | YES } (new option)
LINENUM={ NO | BEGIN | END | startcol-endcol } (new option)
PROCACT='...' (additional operand)
Updates to the User's Guide:
- Section added on how to use only Script/VS control words to
include/exclude text when converting to HTML
- "Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)", "Creating a 'clickable' web link"
and "Ignoring source record line numbers" added to
Frequently-Asked-Questions section
- Document new message numbers 109, 152, 317 and 318
- Miscellaneous updates to reflect the changes for R4.5
System profile updates:
- Show defaults for new options
- Change vertical bars to "|"
System symbol table updates:
- :XLATE. statement renamed to :XLATEI.
(:XLATE. still supported, but :XLATEI. preferred)
- .SD Script/VS control word defined as being ignored
- Change definition of .BF, .DC,
.PF and .PI from ignored to handled internally
Problems fixed in Release 4.5:
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
- :LP now properly left-aligned when within a
:DL or :GL and a table is being generated
(e.g. DLFMT=TABLE or GLFMT=TABLE)
- .EF now fully supported with or without the
CLOSE operand
- Script/VS &$CONT. and &$TAB.
symbols now supported
B2H-specific updates:
- When B2H is run on MVS (OS/390), if the physical output file is
DSORG=PS and is also pre-allocated, B2H will no longer delete and
reallocate it, improving efficiency
New or updated B2H options:
FOOTER={ NO | file }
FOOTER={ NO | file | DD:ddname } (MVS only)
HEADER={ NO | file }
HEADER={ NO | file | DD:ddname } (MVS only)
Updates to the User's Guide:
- Clarify that the .EF control word is treated as
.EF CLOSE
System profile updates:
System symbol table updates:
- :COVER definition updated to correct "missing period"
error messages
- ÷ symbol added in addition to &divid
- &florin symbol added and mapped to ƒ
Problems fixed in Release 4.4:
- Attributes coded on a :COVER tag cause erroneous warning
message and included in the output HTML
- .SE value sometimes treated as arithmetic expression
when it's really a text string
- Font changes (e.g. :REV, .RC) within an example
(:XMP/:EXMP) generate blank lines
- Abend under MVS (OS/390) when evaluating a previously-allocated
concatenated DD card
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
- If an :ADDRESS tag is encountered within
:PROLOG/:EPROLOG, hold the text until
the formal title page is generated; otherwise display the address
text as encountered.
- :COVER now treated as a synonym of
:TIPAGE; both tags now generate a formal title page
B2H-specific updates:
- LOG= option now accepts an asterisk (*),
which is dynamically replaced by the input filename.
- When running as a Pipeline filter, B2H now supports
writing log records to a pipeline output stream
New or updated B2H options:
- New LOG= capabilities as mentioned above
Updates to the User's Guide:
- Describe new B2H128 message
- Minor updates to reflect R4.3 changes
System profile updates:
System symbol table updates:
- Change definition of &OELIG to &OElig
- Defined :ETOC and :EDOCPROF
as ignored tags
- Recognize &$RB. as meaning a blank
- Define :COVER, :PROLOG/:EPROLOG
as internal tags
Problems fixed in Release 4.3:
- When creating HTML 3, SCALE= values less than one (1)
(e.g. SCALE='0.9') generate a much-too-small font size
(often <FONT SIZE="0">)
- When run on AIX, B2H does not always recognize the platform as being AIX
- Splitting the output HTML file in the middle of a Messages & Code list
when a message has only a :MSG and (optional) :MSGNO
tag results in incorrect HTML output
- Integer arithmetic not used within .SE expressions
- An .OR on the same physical record as an .IF
is inadvertently not processed if the .IF condition is false
- Within a :TFT/:ETFT (table footer): text on same line after
a Script/VS control word shows after the entire table instead of
within the table's footer
- :TOC tag processed as an <H2> tag instead
of <H1>
- ID= attribute on a :TOC tag not handled correctly
- Under MVS: concatenated pre-allocated DD cards not always found
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
- :CGDEF and :XMPDEF tags
now supported
- APPHD1=, APPHD1X= and DIALOG=
attributes now supported on the :DOCPROF tag
- SCALE= attribute now supported on the following tags:
:CGRAPHIC, :CODEL,
:DIALOG, :DIRECT,
:FIG, :MSGL,
:SCHDATE, :SCREEN,
:SYNTAX, :TABDATA,
:TABLE and :XMP
- TEXT= attribute now supported on the
:AUTHOR tag
- LEVEL= attribute now supported on the
:DOCNUM tag
- Within a table, when too many :C tags are
encountered for a logical row, a :ROW tag is
automatically inserted to force a new row
- The IBM-internal CAPBC=,
EQBC= and FNBC= attributes on the
:DOCPROF tag no longer cause a warning message
to be issued
- The IBM-internal :DFREF tag no longer causes
a warning message to be issued
B2H-specific updates:
New or updated B2H options:
APPHD1='text' (new option)
APPHD1X='text' (new option)
AUTOSPLIT= ... (was "AUTOPART=")
DEFTEXT.name='text' (additional names)
DEFTEXT.name='text',[width] (new operand)
DIALOG='[LABEL] [FONT] [COLOR]' (new option)
DIALOGTAG.x='ts,te,fs,fe,cs,cs' (new option)
FNTAG='cs,ce,ls,le,lcs,lce,lts,lte,ts,te' (new option)
HEADREC.num='text' (new option)
HRTAG='text' (no "x" required)
HRTAG.x='text' (new "x" values)
HTAG='hs,he,ss,sr' (new option)
HTAG.num='hs,he,ss,sr' (new option)
HTML={ 2 | 3 | 4 } (new operand)
HTMLDOCID.htmlrel='text' (new option)
REVTAG='revtext,erevtext,[PROP|NOPROP]' (new operand)
SETUPTAG.tagname='beforetext','aftertext' (new option)
SPLITDIGITS= ... (was "PARTDIGITS=")
SPLITDIR= ... (was "PARTDIR=")
SPLITDIR.NEXT= ... (new operand)
SPLITLINK= ... (was "PARTLINK=")
SPLITLINK.x= ... (was "PARTLINK.x=")
SPLITNAME.x= ... (was "PARTNAME.x=")
SPLITNAME.NEXT= ... (new operand)
TOCTAG='ls,le,ie,ie,ts,te' (new operands)
Updates to the User's Guide:
- Added a section describing the overall structure of each output
HTML file and what is used to build it
- Document the support for :LEGEND,
:SAFETY, SYNDEF,
:SYNNT and
:SYNNTREF tags which previously were either
inadvertently missing or incorrectly listed as unsupported.
- Restructure Appendix A.3 and A.5 to show any related B2H
options for each control word and tag
- Update the caveat section to show that BookMaster "style" files
are not processed
- Document all the other miscellaneous changes for R4.2
System profile updates:
- Update default DEFTEXT values for syntax diagrams
- Set defaults for DIALOGTAG.x,
FNTAG=, HTAG.num=,
HTMLDOCID.x= and TOCTAG= options
- Change the "PART"-type option names to "SPLIT"-type names
System symbol table updates:
- Change definition of "&invellip" to precede it
with two blanks
- Show the following tags are now handled internally: Dialog tags,
Messages and Codes tags, various title page tags
and :CGRAPHIC/:ECGRAPHIC tags
- Other miscellaneous changes
Problems fixed in Release 4.2:
- B2H does not always terminate cleanly under AIX/LINUX when using
a shell other than "ksh"
- If a ".GO" and it's "...label" both
exist within a user macro, then macro invocations after the first
cause "Backward GOTO not supported"
- Text specified for the "REVTAG=" option not always
propagated into HTML tables generated "under the covers" for the
following Bookmaster tags:
:FIG, :LBLBOX, :NT,
:SCREEN and :SYNTAX
- Various errors when a user macro was referenced from within
another user macro
- <BR> should not be inserted following
a </PRE>
- An HP= value of "0" not always handled correctly in a
:TABLE
- ':ARTWORK RULE.' not always generating a horizontal rule
- ':TABLE WIDTH=PAGE' generating '<TABLE>'
instead of '<TABLE WIDTH="100%">'
- Directory lists (:DIRECT)
specifying relative column widths
(e.g. COLS="3* * 4*") generated extremely wide columns
- Various appearance problems with directory lists (:DIRECT) depending
on the user's browser
- On VM/CMS, work disk always the "A" disk if user has "SET ABBREV OFF"
- Empty table cell may not appear correctly if a revision is active
- Abend when "&*0" referenced within a user macro
- ".*B2H" statements not saved within a user macro
- Output from user program sometimes reversed with existing text
- Abend if "NUM=0" specified for an :H1
- "NUM=NONE" ignored for an :H1 in the appendix
- Syntax diagrams using "DEFTEXT._CROSS" instead of "DEFTEXT._TEEUP"
and "DEFTEXT._TEEDOWN" for certain connectors
- Syntax diagrams with :REPSEP not connecting the repeat
line to the "base" line
- Text for syntax note tag (:SYNNT) not shown
if "ID=name" attribute is omitted
- Incorrect output for :Hx with certain
combinations of FBC=, HEADNUM= and ":Hx NUM="
attribute
B2H-specific updates:
- Year2000 support added
- B2H now supports execution on the LINUX platform
- Font color changes used with .RC/:REV/:EREV
are now propagated into HTML 3 tables
- For ordered lists, B2H now generates the appropriate
<OL TYPE=x> tag
to allow different numbering schemes based on the "nesting" of the list.
This means the main list will be numbered, the first sub-list will have
alphabetic indices, and so on.
The OLSEQ= option (also recognized on Bookmaster's
:DOCPROF tag) can be used to override this behavior.
The list item reference generated for :LIREF now
reflects the actual indice.
- The SYNFONT= option now also affects how the
:SYNNTREF tag is shown
- Support added for abbreviations of various tag attributes
(e.g. "COL" for "COLS", "RETCODE" for "RETCODES")
New or enhanced support of BookMaster/GML/Script markup:
- OLSEQ= attribute now recognized on the
:DOCPROF tag
- ".NF" and ".PP" control words now recognized
New or updated B2H options:
DESTSYS={AIX|HPFS|LINUX|MVS|OS2|VM|WIN95|WINNT} (new operand)
LIREF={ NO | ID | ACTUAL } (new operand)
OLSEQ='AaxRryNn' (new option)
Allows definition of the 'dingbat' for sequencing ordered lists.
Recognized as both a B2H option and also as an attribute on the
:DOCPROF tag.
Updates to the User's Guide:
- Document changes for Releasee 4.1
System profile updates:
- Add LINUX-awareness
- Add default value for DEFTEXT.ARTLABEL=
System symbol table updates:
- Define ".GOTO" as a valid control word
- Define subscript symbols &sub0-&sub9 and
superscript symbols &sup0-&sup9
- Any text on the :MINDEX tag is now totally ignored
Problems fixed in Release 4.1:
- Text after a tag possibly dropped if tag on same physical line as
:FIGLIST,
:INDEX,
:TDESC,
:TNOTE
or :TLIST
- Error in HTML generated for a :GT. after a
:GRPSEP. if GLFMT=DL
- On MVS, DD allocations to "NULLFILE" not ignored
- On MVS, imbeds from a multi-dataset allocation not handled correctly
- ".GOTO" and ".GO TO"
(alternative forms of ".GO") not recognized
- Abend if ":H" coded with no character at all after
the "H"
- ".GR" and ".NV" Script control words causing
"Unknown control word" error message
- Abend under VM/CMS with "SET DATEFORMAT ISODATE"
- Consecutive tags with missing periods and no blanks between them
(e.g. :p:ul:li:hp2.some text:ehp2:eul)
causes erroneous "B2H403W Not a valid Bookmaster/GML tag" message
- :H1-type headers after a :BACKM.
showing "Chapter x."
- "...label" statement ignored if within
a user macro definition
- ".TI" control word not accumulating changes;
only a ".TI" with no operands is supposed to clear previous
translation definitions
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