On Wednesday, 5 February 2014 at 18:01:19 UTC, Brad Anderson
wrote:
On Wednesday, 5 February 2014 at 12:06:44 UTC, Mike wrote:
I've submitted a couple of pull request to fix some
dlang.org's documentation, using github's web editor. The
changes were simple, so I really didn't need to render the .dd
file to verify my changes. However, if I make a larger
change, I'd like to be able to see the end result as readers
will see it.
How can I render the .dd files to html?
Thanks,
Mike
The makefiles have an "html" target for running DDoc. There's
a std.ddoc file with macros in the dlang.org repository that
the phobos docs references so you'll want to ensure the paths
between phobos and dlang.org are right in the makefile (I
believe DOCSRC defaults to "../dlang.org"). Once you are sure
the paths are good, just run:
make -f {posix.mak/win32.mak} html (choose the right makefile
for your platform)
Oh, and if I remember correctly the target puts the results in an
odd location (at least on Windows). Something like ../../phobos
so you may want to check and change that before you generate them.
