In that case, I understand it a little, but I don't have any control over
it (that I know about anyway). The docs are created with a shell script
and a document template gotten from gnulib that carry them for another
upstream. So, your upstream (autogen) uses an upstream's (gnulib's)
sources that they get from an upstream. I've forgotten the name of
the ultimate project for these scripts, but I think that's where the
problem lies (unless I've misused the script in some way, but I think
the make rule is fairly straight forward. But I cannot even see your
problem in my setup anyway.
The rule:
gnudocs : $(srcdir)/gendocs_template agdoc.texi
title=`sed -n 's/^@title *//p' agdoc.texi` ; \
opts='--texi2html' ; \
$(POSIX_SHELL) $(srcdir)/gendocs.sh $$opts autogen "$$title"
And the source of the files (from my perspective):
$ find gnulib-base -name 'gendoc*'
gnulib-base/modules/gendocs
gnulib-base/doc/gendocs_template_min
gnulib-base/doc/gendocs_template
gnulib-base/build-aux/gendocs.sh
The results I see:
$ find * -type f -name '*_0*.html'
html_chapter/START_005fOPT.html
html_chapter/autogen-source_002dtime.html
html_chapter/SCM-out_002dswitch.html
html_chapter/OPT_005fVALUE_005fname.html
[...]
html_chapter/csh_002fzsh-caveat.html
html_node/START_005fOPT.html
html_node/autogen-source_002dtime.html
html_node/SCM-out_002dswitch.html
[...]
html_node/csh_002fzsh-caveat.html
html_section/START_005fOPT.html
html_section/autogen-source_002dtime.html
html_section/csh_002fzsh-caveat.html
$
What version are you talking about? Current is 5.12.
I switched to the gnulib script some time back.
On 07/25/11 12:18, Regid Ichira wrote:
From: Bruce Korb<bk...@gnu.org>
Subject: Re: Bug#635311: /usr/share/doc/autogen/html/*: please enumerate the
files starting from 1
To: "Regid Ichira"<regi...@yahoo.com>, 635...@bugs.debian.org
Date: Monday, July 25, 2011, 4:00 PM
* /usr/share/doc/autogen/html/*
files are enumerated starting from 0,
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