On 06/30/2011 03:28 AM, Tom Tromey wrote:
Ben> The .texi file_is_ maintained. It is generated from the Docbook when
Ben> you build with --enable-maintainer-mode. There are a few different
Ben> db2-foo converters and most of them don't work. What I have installed
Ben> works, which is why I
Ben> The .texi file _is_ maintained. It is generated from the Docbook when
Ben> you build with --enable-maintainer-mode. There are a few different
Ben> db2-foo converters and most of them don't work. What I have installed
Ben> works, which is why I offered to take care of it. :-)
Excellent, tha
On Wed, Jun 29, 2011 at 07:56:37AM -0600, Tom Tromey wrote:
> I guess the .texi file is not maintained? That is too bad; I
> generally prefer info format for online docs, since I live in Emacs.
> I tried running the XML through db2x_texixml (yum install
> docbook2X), but it gives tons of errors.
Ben> doc/ref.xml. Just do your best and I'll make sure it builds with all
Ben> of the requisite Docbook tools.
I just cut-and-pasted the f77 stuff. There doesn't seem to be any
actual text there... I'm not sure where it could go, as I don't know
Docbook.
I guess the .texi file is not maintained
Thanks, Tom.
On Tue, Jun 28, 2011 at 12:55:44PM -0600, Tom Tromey wrote:
> I wasn't sure which doc file I should update, so I didn't. Let me
> know and I will correct it.
doc/ref.xml. Just do your best and I'll make sure it builds with all
of the requisite Docbook tools.
Cheers, Ben
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