At the moment I am planning on just loading the first dir file found
in each INFOPATH directory, although it shouldn't be too difficult
to make it load all the versions.
Is it probably the case that if more than one exists in each
directory the repeated entries are just (un)compressed/different
extension versions of the same file?
I'm not sure what would be the most common case, but I could certainly
imagine dir and dir.gz both existing and having nothing to do with each
other.
In any case, it seems like the right thing to do is read everything and
merge everything. (Unfortunately info's merging code is suboptimal.)
Thanks,
- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Karl Berry
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- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Karl Berry
- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Eli Zaretskii
- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Dave Gillespie
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- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Karl Berry
- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Eli Zaretskii
- Re: texinfo-4.0: Crashes on Red Hat 6.1 system Eli Zaretskii
