> After the RH7 fix was included in the parser it is not possible to > run commands where the path to the html file isn't a full path, e.g. > in the Makefile in the docs dir I use "-H file:Plucker_Doc/index.html" > (I didn't use 'file:' before, but without it the parser crash). When > running the Makefile to build the Plucker document of the User's Guide > the parser will print (if using -V2) a warning that it's guessing the > protocol is http and that I should upgrade my version of python. Then > it tries to fetch "filePlucker_Doc/index.html" (note the missing ':' > after 'file'). Well, that warning is wrong on both accounts, since my > version of Plucker is 2.0 and it doesn't even try to use 'http' as the > protocol ;-) > > If I use a full path it works just fine, but I don't want to include > the full path in the Plucker document.
Hmmm. This works fine for me on RH 7.0, and on Solaris. I put a text file, test.txt, in a plucker subdirectory, and run plucker-build -H plucker/test.txt -f /tmp -p Test and things work fine, with or without full paths and file: specifiers. I'll try it with RH 7.1, if I can find a machine. Bill
