Hi,
looking at the kde man pages I note that the qt and kde standrd options
are more or less listed and described. Often they hide the actual
funtionality of the program. There's a good reason for --help-{qt,kde,all}
and not just --help listing everything ;)
My idea now was now to create a
kde-options(?) manpage^Wsgml that describes the generic kde and
qt options (later maybe in more detail). From all other manpages
just use a reference to this manpage. If possible one could
even create templates in kdelibs-dev that are included and allow to
change these generic parts of each kde manpage at a central
place.
Does this sound reasonable?
Anyone knows a kde manpage that has a complete or maybe more
in depth description of the standard options? Otherwise I would
use kde-config.sgml as a start for kde-options.
Btw. is there a script that generates from a --help ouput an sgml
manpage skeleton?
Achim
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