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chmdeco-0.2\COPYING (18047, 2003-01-13)
chmdeco-0.2\TODO (1213, 2003-01-28)
chmdeco-0.2\chmdeco.c (8723, 2003-01-25)
chmdeco-0.2\Makefile (339, 2003-01-28)
chmdeco-0.2\system.c (4337, 2003-01-25)
chmdeco-0.2\NEWS (283, 2003-01-28)
chmdeco-0.2\strings.c (5320, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\system.h (830, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\hhp.c (18034, 2003-01-17)
chmdeco-0.2\hhp.h (187, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\common.c (3881, 2003-01-27)
chmdeco-0.2\windows.c (4221, 2003-01-03)
chmdeco-0.2\magic.chmfile (872, 2003-01-23)
chmdeco-0.2\AUTHORS (20, 2003-01-23)
chmdeco-0.2\convert.h (264, 2003-01-20)
chmdeco-0.2\windows.h (186, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\convert.c (6667, 2003-01-20)
chmdeco-0.2\sitemap.c (5959, 2003-01-20)
chmdeco-0.2\common.h (1539, 2003-01-27)
chmdeco-0.2\chmdeco-popups.sh (459, 2003-01-13)
chmdeco-0.2\sitemap.h (733, 2003-01-27)
chmdeco-0.2\hhc.h (135, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\hhk.h (123, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\misc.c (21217, 2003-01-28)
chmdeco-0.2\chmdeco.h (352, 2003-01-20)
chmdeco-0.2\hhc.c (7612, 2003-01-20)
chmdeco-0.2\hhk.c (6660, 2003-01-20)
chmdeco-0.2\misc.h (518, 2003-01-25)
chmdeco-0.2\strings.h (246, 2003-01-02)
chmdeco-0.2\version.h (116, 2003-01-28)
chmdeco-0.2\SciTE.properties (93, 2003-01-17)
chmdeco-0.2\ChangeLog (1624, 2003-01-28)
chmdeco-0.2 (0, 2004-06-30)

chmdeco -- decompile CHM files and extract files from ITS files (future) Copyright (C) 2003 Pabs, This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA, 02111-1307, USA or visit: http://www.gnu.org About: chmdeco is a program that converts the internal files of a chm back into the files that were used to create it: .hhp, .hhc, .hhk, .stp, alias & map files etc. Other implementations: The decompile function of KeyTools by KeyWorks Software (Win32 GUI only) does pretty much the same thing, except that chmdeco does it much better. Also KeyTools extracts all the files compressed into the chm whereas chmdeco relies on other programs for this (for now). There are probably other Win32 help authoring tools that do decompiling, but I don't know which ones. Dependencies: You need a program that extracts files from InfoTech Storage files (.its/.chm), so that chmdeco can get at the internal files it needs. On Unix you can use chmdump by Matthew T. Russotto, which is available from http://www.speakeasy.org/~russotto/chm/ or chmlib by Jed Wing, which is available from http://66.93.236.84/~jedwin/projects/chmlib/. On Win32 you can use istorage, which was written by me & is both included in the binary distribution and available from http://pabs.zip.to, in the programming section. Building, usage & testing: On Windows: 1. The binary distribution contains prebuilt executables*. 2. Extract your chm by dropping it onto the supplied istorage.exe 3. Recreate the authoring files by dropping the folder that istorage produced onto the supplied chmdeco.exe 4. Open the #recreated subfolder in the folder that istorage produced, look at the files there, and compare them to the originals if available *. If you want to compile a Win32 version grab the source, edit the Makefile and compile under Cygwin/MingW. Other compilers that support the opendir/ readdir/closedir functions should be able to compile with no problems. On Unix: #You should have done the next 2 lines already #wget http://bonedaddy.net/pabs3/chm/chmdeco--src.tar.gz #tar zxvf chmdeco--src.tar.gz wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~russotto/chm/chmtools.tar.gz tar zxvf chmtools.tar.gz cd chmtools make cd ../chmdeco- make cd .. ./chmdump/chmdump foo-bar.chm temp &> /dev/null ./chmdeco-/chmdeco temp less temp/#recreated/*.hhp less temp/#recreated/*.hhc less temp/#recreated/*.hhk less temp/#recreated/*.stp less temp/#recreated/*.ali less temp/#recreated/*.h diff -U foo-bar-authoring temp/#recreated > ./foo-bar.diff less ./foo-bar.diff Options: Place these before any arguments they should apply to. -p Turn on printing defaults in the [OPTIONS] section of the hhp -b Turn off printing the blurb at the start of the hhp -s Turn off printing the compilation stats at the start of the hhp -h Print version and usage on stderr, then exit -e Turn on converting the following characters in the hhc/hhk into entity refs & & < < > > " " (0x99) ™ -f Turn on converting the full-test search information back into html files -- Turn off options processing for the rest of the arguments Limitations: Most of the problems with decompilation are because the internal files don't store the desired info (*), but some stuff isn't implemented yet (@): *the Binary Index/Binary TOC options are buggy when there are no hhc/hhk @*the Auto TOC option is not output (can be got by cheating - read the .hhc) @the hhs & the Sample Staging Path & Sample list file options aren't output @the Flat option isn't output *the Display compile notes, Display compile progress, Error log file, Enhanced decompilation (maybe @), and some undocumented options aren't output *the stp file will be output 1 word per line, probably in different order *the last argument of the [WINDOWS] section entries is always output *the [FILES] section will contain all the non-internal files in the chm, not just those referenced in the original [FILES] section @the alias/map files only contain IDH_1234 etc, not symbolic context ids @the [TEXT POPUPS] section is not output *and when it is the .txt files will not have symbolic context ids *or any .comment lines for now you can work around this problem using the chmdeco-popups.sh script (on Unix), which needs sh, chmdeco, cd, echo, find, xargs, grep, sed, tr and awk. On Windows you can add the names of the text files that have lines beginning with ".topic", then spaces and a number to the [TEXT POPUPS] section of the recreated hhp file. If anyone has any ideas for automating this on Windows I'd appreciate hearing them eg. Windows Scripting Host. *the [INFOTYPES] section is empty *the [SUBSETS] section is useless @the hhc cannot be recovered when Binary TOC was off (but the options can) *the Image Width, Color Mask and Auto Generated(@) options of the hhk are not recovered *information types and Comment, ImageNumber and WindowName attributes from hhc items are not recovered *multiple Name, Local pairs are not output @some & style characters may not be back converted *no un-Merge-ing *when you put the index in a [WINDOWS] section entry, but not the Index file option, then the hhk will not be recovered *the Font, FrameName and WindowName options of the hhk are not recovered *information types and Comment, FrameName and WindowName attributes from hhk items are not recovered *the hhk will be sorted alphabetically @any KLinks will be added to the hhk & you can't tell which they are without the original hhk file @some & style characters may not be back converted *no un-Merge-ing @any Alinks will be removed from html files *chmdeco can't recover Split html files (@maybe one day?) *the recreated html files recreated from the full-text-search may have ???? in them. This occurs when Microsoft's hhc apparently forgets that a word exists at that position. This involves a word being repeated at least 3 times in a document - normal, ending in single quote and ending in a period @*probably more inconsistencies - please let me know of any more More info: I've written a specification on the internal files of CHMs and other related stuff. It will most likely be released in late Jan or Feb 2003, after it is converted from HTML into DocBook. If you can't wait that long please send me an email. Enjoy Pabs http://pabs.zip.to

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