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BTW, this is certainly more useful html for the users, but the cost of
munging the source with these conditionals seems awfully high.
Another option would be to create an emacs.html symlink in the
www.gnu.org/software/m4/manual directory.
Another option would be to postprocess the html. That's what I do for
the GNU coding standards and maintainer documents. Also ugly, but at
least then the source doesn't have to be changed. For example, for
maintain.html, I do this:
# new-style gendocs.sh
perl -pi -e
's,href="(texinfo|emacs).html,href="/software/\1/manual/\1/\1.html,g'
manual/maintain.html
perl -pi -e
's,href="\.\./(texinfo|emacs)/,href="/software/\1/manual/\1/html_node/,g'
manual/html_node/*.html
#
# new-style gendocs.sh, but special location.
perl -pi -e 's,href="(standards).html,href="/prep/\1/\1.html,g'
manual/maintain.html
perl -pi -e 's,href="\.\./(standards)/,href="/prep/\1/html_node/,g'
manual/html_node/*.html
#
# old-style (and not updated for ages)
perl -pi -e
's,href="(cvs).html,href="/software/\1/manual/html_mono/\1.html,g'
manual/maintain.html
perl -pi -e
's,href="\.\./(cvs)/,href="/software/\1/manual/\1/html_node/,g'
manual/html_node/*.html
#
# old-style, and in the "wrong" directory.
perl -pi -e
's,href="elisp.html,href="/software/emacs/elisp-manual/html_mono/elisp.html,g'
manual/maintain.html
perl -pi -e
's,href="\.\./elisp/,href="/software/emacs/manual/elisp-manual/html_node/,g'
manual/html_node/*.html
For whatever it may be worth ...
Best,
Karl
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