I'm looking for a way to generate HTML from manpage source (tmac.an format, specifically, although I could be persuaded to switch to tmac.doc if it made life easier). I'm aware of `groff -Thtml` and man2html, but both of these produce output that is less than ideal: groff doesn't generate hyperlinks for `cmd(1)` type crossreferences and converts tbl tables into pictures, whereas man2html straightens out all my carefully curled quotes and its fragment identifiers for subsections are non-semantic. Both of them generate HTML that's a lot less semantic than I'd like, but that's probably unavoidable. The manpages rendered on man7.org are, at least, readable, fully hyperlinked, use curly quotes, and have, erm, ASCII art for ATTRIBUTES tables, which is better than a picture. How are they generated? Thanks, zw
