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Mht
to
HTML
===========
A
PHP
class
to
convert
MHT
file
to
HTML
(
and
images
)
Usage
:
------
#!/
usr
/
bin
/
env
php
<?
php
require_once
'
Mht2Html
.
php
'
;
$
mth
=
new
MhtToHtml
($
argv
[
1
]??
''
,
$
argv
[
2
]??
''
);
$
mth
->
parse
();
Changes
in
2.0
Fork
-------------------
*
Original
filenames
are
preserved
*
Swapped
from
explicit
C
-
style
processing
to
high
-
level
PHP
-
style
(
probably
slower
,
still
practically
instantaneous
)
*
Consume
more
memory
*
More
delicate
handling
of
different
filetypes
and
encodings
(
eg
quoted_printable
)
*
re
-
imagined
`
is_dir
`
and
`
mkdir
`
usage
(
fewer
notices
)
*
`
getParts
()
`
loop
now
has
an
exit
condition
*
minimal
cmd
example
in
readme
.
stick
it
in
a
file
,
chmod
+
x
,
maybe
put
it
in
your
path
,
away
you
go
!?
*
Now
needs
PHP7
due
to
some
of
the
syntactic
sugar
Consider
--------
*
The
constructor
could
be
moved
into
`
parse
()
`
and
the
class
could
become
static
*
Maybe
return
an
array
or
object
representing
all
the
files
and
contents
-
does
operator
really
want
to
just
save
them
all
with
impunity
?
*
Other
languages
?
Thanks
------
Brilliant
tool
,
Andy
Hu
!
I
was
surprised
that
there
wasn
'
t
something
like
this
on
my
system
already
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