Hi all,
I'm trying to figure out which is the best method to compile multiple
files at once.
So far I've used this one:
find . -name '*.txt' -exec asciidoc -a icons {} \;
mv *.html html
BTW Why in this case icons are not displayed? (when I run just
asciidoc, icons are displayed, because in asciidoc.conf I put
iconsdir=/usr/share/asciidoc/icons)
So I'd like to make this task easier, through a script, I guess... but
I've never written one :-)
In my root directory I have some folders, each with a different
manual.
Each folder has an ./html subdirectory where I use to move the .html
files.
So I think a script should first remove all the files in each html
dir, then execute the commands above.
Should I have a makefile for each folder (manual)? Or one makefile in
the root directory?
What do you recommend?
Can you give me some hints?
Should I use a shell script? a makefile?
Any pointer to examples and easy tutorial is appreciated.
Thanks!
Cheers,
Federico
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