On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 02:39:46PM -0600, Joel Sherrill wrote: > Hi > > I have made some progress. :)
There is a customization variable that sets a lot of things to lead to some texi2html style, along --set-customization-variable TEXI2HTML=1 I have attached an init file that should work with 5.0. You should uncomment a line and comment the other if you use set the TEXI2HTML customization variable as above. > Unfortunately, it is producing it in a subdirectory named "started" > while the old texi2html produced "started_xx.html" with "started.html" > being the top page. That's not a old texi2html that more like an ancient texi2html... What version of texi2html are you using? > Is there a combination of options to get this old behavior? There is certainly, but I am not sure that you want to go there. The file names as they are now allow for stable urls and cross manual links, and follow a specification dating back from 2004. To avoid the subdirectory and have the file directly in the current directory, you can pass -o ./ > This would make supporting both in our Makefiles easier. If this is really important, I could try to dig something that allows to have the old texi2html file names, but I think that you'd better use a more recent texi2html that also follows the inter manual cross references specification. -- Pat
