Re: gendocs_template and gnu style

2007-05-04 Thread Karl Berry
renaming after the run I don't see why you necessarily have to rename anything. At least I just use the gendocs output exactly as it is. I fuzzily remember there being some problem with incorporating its logic into makeinfo. Well, it's more complicated than that. karl

Re: gendocs_template and gnu style

2007-05-03 Thread Bruce Korb
OK. I plodded through the messages. 60% of the way down through all that output lives this text: ++ env LANG= LC_MESSAGES= LC_ALL= LANGUAGE= makeinfo --no-split --html -o autogen.html /home/bkorb/ag/ag/doc/autogen.texi /home/bkorb/ag/ag/doc/autogen.texi:13283: `Function Index' has no Up field

Re: gendocs_template and gnu style

2007-05-03 Thread Karl Berry
Hi Bruce, The issues: "index.html" is supposed to be named "autogen.html" with "index.html" a symlink to that. The result is the same. I didn't see any reason to complicate things by involving gnu.org's symlink madness. (In the old days, each format was put in a separate directory ev

Re: gendocs_template and gnu style

2007-05-03 Thread Bruce Korb
Karl Berry wrote: > FYI ... > > At the initiation of other GNU webmasters, I've installed a change that > makes the gendocs_template file used by gendocs.sh conform to the > current GNU style. (With that lengthy header and navbar ... not really > my favorite, but so it goes.) > > At least for th