>
>
> So, if Tree is creating a TOC, how does root, prefix, (and excludes)
> relate to (name, path, typecode) of TOC.
>
>
> Good point.
>
> From the code I can tell you, that the typecode is always DATA.
>
> For the rest I suggest testing it. I'v done it four you:
>
> print Tree('xx')
> # [('yy/zz.txt', 'xx/yy/zz.txt', 'DATA')]
>
> print Tree('xx', 'aaa')
> # [('aaa/yy/zz.txt', 'xx/yy/zz.txt', 'DATA')]
>
> print Tree('/usr/share/icons/large', 'my-icons')
> # [('my-icons/mageiaupdate.png',
> '/usr/share/icons/large/mageiaupdate.png', 'DATA'), ...
>
>
> For me this is quite obviose
>
>
> So, how do I get c:/mydir into the dist folder?
>
>
> Simply list it, lika any other TOC:
>
> COLLECT(a.binaries,
> a.pure,
>
> Tree('c:/mydir'),
> ...
>
> > An example explaining this would be really useful.
>
> Please open an issue for this, including the examples above.
>
Wonderful. So clear and obvious. If the manual had this in it, everything
would make sense.
Laurence.
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