Hello,
the file doc/man/sieveshell.1.html is created with
doc/man/sieveshell.1.html: $(top_srcdir)/perl/sieve/scripts/sieveshell.pl
pod2html $(top_srcdir)/perl/sieve/scripts/sieveshell.pl > $@
man/sieveshell.1 is created with
pod2man $(top_srcdir)/perl/sieve/scripts/sieveshell.pl > $@
and all other doc/man/ files are created with
for man in $(top_builddir)/man/*.[1-9] $(top_srcdir)/man/*.[1-9]; \
do \
groff -man -Thtml $$man > doc/man/`basename $$man`.html; \
done
rm -f doc/groff-html-*.png
Is there any reason to prefer
pod2html $(top_srcdir)/perl/sieve/scripts/sieveshell.pl >
doc/man/sieveshell.1.html
over
groff -man -Thtml $(top_srcdir)/man/sieveshell.1 >
doc/man/sieveshell.1.html
and can the special rule for sieveshell.1.html be deleted?
The same question applies to (doc/)man/cyradm.1(.html), with the remark,
that man/cyradm.1 is not created, only doc/man/cyradm.1.html . (Shall it
stay this way?)
Със здраве
Дилян
