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Daniel Robbins wrote: |
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>On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 08:35:11PM +0200, Karl Trygve Kalleberg wrote: |
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>>The dodoc command in ebuilds should handle HTML files a lot better than it |
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>>does now. Instead of naively compressing html files, they should be put |
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>>/usr/share/doc/${P}/html instead. This would be a very simple fix, if it |
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>>wasn't for the fact that we sometimes want to copy entire HTML-trees with |
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>>image files and all (such as the documentation for python or qt). |
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>I'm ok with doing this; would you be willing to improve dodoc and post your |
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>improvements here? As long as they are sane, I doubt anyone will complain |
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>and I'll roll them into the next version of Portage. |
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>Best Regards, |
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Browsers can handle .html.gz, but the links will need to be modified. |
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Also i noticed that mozilla 0.9.4 prompt's to save files by default, i |
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know that it can handle gzip comressed content however. |
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