On Sun, Nov 11, 2001, Robert O'Connor wrote: > Is there separate home.html's?
You can specify any html file as your "home.html" file by using the home_url key in the section. If no home_url is given the default is to use home.html in PLUCKERDIR. > How are the sections identified in the ~/.pluckerrc file? The same way all sections are identified, i.e. [<SECTION NAME>]. Don't forget that DEFAULT, POSIX, OS2 and WINDOWS are also sections (in wxWindows they are called "groups") At the moment, I only include sections with a home_url key in my list of channels, e.g. in my pluckerrc file I use both "standalone" sections and "support" sections and the latter doesn't make sense in a list of channels. Example: [dilbert] bpp = 4 home_url = file:/var/spool/netcomics/index.html alt_maxwidth = 600 alt_maxheight = 200 doc_file = Daily/Dilbert before_command = "pluck-comics -d -h dilbert" [sunday] bpp = 2 maxwidth = 500 maxheight = 500 doc_file = Daily/SundayComics Then I can run "plucker-build -s dilbert" to create a Plucker document and on Sunday (when the comics strip is too large for the default format) I run "plucker-build -s dilbert -s sunday" to get a Plucker document with less bit depth but with a better scale factor for the larger image. The sunday section can be used together with other sections, too. My view of the config file is to consider the DEFAULT section to include "global" options and then all the real work is put into the individual sections. /Mike
