tar file of the HTML files. Functionality stays the same, but the
method is slightly different.
*.html-split.tar{.gz,.bz2,.zip} now removed on "make clean" as well,
as pointed out by Shadowfax, or Strider, or whatever Satoshi's calling
himself these days. . .
tar'ed and installed. Prompted by JKH.
Turn 'distribute' in to a NOP, so that the LinuxDoc Handbook is not
smashed by this one during "make release". We're almost ready to do
the switch. . .
${DOC}.tar. This honours the compression flags, so you can have it
generate .gz, .zip, etc.
* Instead of only building compressed versions when running the "install"
target they are now built for the "all" target as well.
generated for this target, and not the generic .html target as well.
Additional "-" before TeX and PDFTeX calls, which also return non-zero
status codes (almost called them errorlevels, how long since I last wrote
a .bat file?)
Doc. Proj. related ports under $PREFIX/share. Update en/handbook/Makefile
with the new paths.
Didn't seem worthwhile to do a repository copy for only three files moved.
versions (modulo bugs in JadeTex). "make install" and "make clean" now also
seem to do the right thing.
Extensive documentation included, comments welcomed.
Default to "IGNORE", you should set them to "INCLUDE" by whatever
mechanism your SGML parser supports as necessary (i.e., Jade's -i
flag).
Added redefinitions for some ISO entities that aren't understood by
most web browsers. Since this is for HTML output only, wrap it in a
%output.html; marked section.
Use these marked sections to put both print and HTML stylesheets in one
.dsl file (freebsd.dsl). The print stylesheet now understands about the
elements that have been added to DocBook (and won't try and render them
in red).
Updated Makefile to use output.html and output.print on the command
line to Jade, instead of the earlier "html" and "print.
Note: producing .tex (and thence .ps and .pdf) versions of the Handbook
is broken. The Handbook tickles several bugs in the JadeTeX macros.
Sebastian Rahz, the JadeTeX author, knows about this, and is working on
fixing them.
so I can check my progress, partly so that others can offer comments on
the result of the conversion.
See <URL:http://www.freebsd.org/~nik/handbook/book01.htm> for the first
results. Keep in mind that the conversion has not been fine tuned in any
way. That said, comments are welcome.
