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I've just finished a plugin that integrates with zMUD and enables both logging to HTML on-the-fly and converting existing logs like ANSI2HTML does. It supports all the attributes I've listed and has a configuration screen quite similar to the zMUD color settings (complete with color pickers so you don't have to know the RGB values). I've also taken a hex editor to zMUD's .col files so the plugin can load them directly and a user can avoid having to pick out their colors twice (once for zMUD, once for the plugin).

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It defaults to using an embedded style sheet but you can change the options to so it links instead.

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It's a COM-based plugin so it only works on zMUD 6.x. A run down of its commands:

#HTMLLOG outputfilename [ "Title to use on the webpage outputted" ] [ new ]
The functionality is basically identical to #LOG but with the title (which is optional) added in. Also, #HTMLLOG without parameters will turn off the log but won't turn it back on.

#HTMLSETUP
Displays the configuration screen. This is where you change all the settings.

#HTMLCONVERTLOG inputfilename outputfilename [ "Title to use" ]
Converts an ANSI color log to HTML. The title is optional.

You can basically access all these commands through the menu anyway so you don't really need to know them.

To get color settings set up properly, go to View, Preferences, Colors and then click Save Colors. Once it's saved, close out of the dialog and go to Plugins, HTML Logger, Setup... Here, click the "Load zMUD .col file..." button and select the file you just saved.

Erm, I suppose I should tell you where you can get it.

If you find a bug/have a question/whatever, feel free to tell/ask/whatever.

 - Charbal

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