Hello, With an objective to improve gendoc.sh texinfo sources tarball generation code, I implemented, in the developpement version in git the possibility with texi2any to output the @include files included from a manual, without doing anything else. A bit like the -M option of cpp. For now this feature is set through the customization option SHOW_INCLUDE_FILE_PATHS.
For example, if mymanual.texi contains in itself or in an included file @include toto/aa.texi @include version Then calling texi2any like: texi2any -c SHOW_INCLUDE_FILE_PATHS=1 mymanual.texi outputs on stdout as sole effect: toto/aa.texi version Is that interface to the feature ok? Would there be another way to specify included files that is common across diverse applications? Should we try to do something like -M? -- Pat
