Hello.
I think I've discovered a bug in makeinfo's HTML generation. It's certainly
not the behaviour I was expecting from reading the manual.
Say I have a file called test.texi with a couple of @nodes in a directory foo.
If I run "makeinfo --html", then it generates a subdirectory test/ containing
all the HTML files. E.g.:
foo/
test.texi
test/
index.html
...
If I then rename foo to test, clean up all the HTML files and re-run makeinfo,
it puts all the HTML files in the directory - it doesn't create a subdirectory
at all. E.g.:
test/
test.texi
index.html
...
Here's the texinfo file I tested with:
---Start test.texi---
\input texinfo @c -*-texinfo-*-
@setfilename test.texi
@node Top, Wibble, Wibble, (dir)
@top
@menu
* Wibble::
@end menu
@node Wibble, Top, Top, (dir)
@contents
@bye
---End test.texi---
I originally encountered this problem with a check-out of automake CVS on my
Windows box, which I had put in /develop/automake.
/develop/automake/automake.texi is the texinfo file in that case.
Regards,
--
Richard Dawe [ http://www.phekda.freeserve.co.uk/richdawe/ ]
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