Done.  Thanks!

On 2/14/02 8:37 PM, "Bill Burton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hello Geir,
> 
> Attached is a revised patch to the DVSL build.xml described below.  It
> contains all the modifications listed below with the exception that
> docs.dest is no longer deleted in the clean target.
> 
> Additional changes are as follows:
> * Fixed javadoc warnings about Ant classes by adding ant.jar to the
> classpath.
> 
> * Also, there's a one line patch to src/stylesheets/site.dvsl to fix a
> font size issue within <source> tags.  It seems with IE 5.5 and Netscape
> 4.7, a <font size="0"> is treated as -1.  Making it +0 seems to fix this
> leaving the default font size unchanged.
> 
> -Bill
> 
> Bill Burton wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> Attached is a patch to clean up a number of issues with the DVSL
>> build.xml:
>> 
>> * Added a new property dvsl.jar based on the project.name and
>> project.version properties.  All references to the jar file now use this
>> new property.
>> * Added docs, docs_print directories and dvsl.jar to clean target.
>> * Removed targets utilized by docs-print target for creating the
>> destination directory.  No longer required because the new DVSLTask
>> creates the destination directory itself.
>> * Refactored the <taskdef> declaration for the DVSLTask into it's own
>> docs-init target.  The docs and docs-printable targets now depend on this
>> new target.
>> * Cleaned up descriptions for targets to display better with the ant
>> -projecthelp option.  Added descriptions missing from all major targets
>> and removed descriptions from secondary targets that would not be run
>> directly.
>> * Renamed toolbox attribute in both docs targets to toolboxfile to avoid
>> deprecation warnings from the new DVSLTask.
>> 
>> -Bill
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