To create the HTML docs, I run:
perl dodoc.pl
perl dohtml.pl
in Win32-GUI\docs directory - although I've no idea how these files
would be included in the PPM:)
Thanks - I was a bit confused by the fact that dodoc.pl seems to have
options for building html too.
I've got a PPM built from my local source, and I've made the following
changes to what seems to have been done before:
(1) Moved document install from C:\Perl\html\lib\Win32\GUI to
C:\Perl\html\site\lib\Win32\GUI. I believe that this is the correct
place to install the html files, and results in other documentation
generated with pod2html linking to the right pages.
(2) Add the contents of the CVS samples directory to
C:\Perl\site\lib\Win32\GUI\demos (i.e. in a sub directory of the
install location, in a directory called demos.) This is consistent with
what the Tk package does, but I'd be happy to call it samples if that's
the general consensus.
(3) I've added some notes on performing a PPM installation into the
Readme.txt file
We need to agree a version number for the next release. I would propose
1.01 - I think that we should be using a 2-digit second part of the
version number to be CPAN friendly (See perldoc perlmodstyle), and don't
see that there's enough change to justify anything other than
incrementing the minor version by the smallest increment.
If we can agree the version numbering issue,. I'd be happy to make a
release candidate available from my website.
I'll also write up my notes on building the PPM, so others can do it.
I've added a note to my TODO list to look at adding a PPM target to the
makefile (so we can just do nmake ppm (or whatever). I've also noticed
that many of the document links with a page are broken, but don't have
time to explore this further right now.
Regards,
Rob.
