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From: Christophe Prud'h. <pru...@MI...> - 2000-07-13 14:45:07
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Hans> If you look at the cppstnd.tex document, you'll find something like "${}$Revision: 1.3
Hans> ${}$". This is a TeX trick which I learned from the comp.text.tex newsgroup to incorporate
Hans> RCS keyword in LaTeX documents. The trick works for the .dvi, .ps. and .pdf output, but
Hans> not for the .html output.
good
Hans> latex2html convert the empty equations "${}$" to pictures and we can see empty rectangles
Hans> on the browser. Later on, one of the TeX gurus, Don Arseneau, pointed me to rcs.sty. I
Hans> tried it and it worked well. However, rcs.sty is not part of the tetex instalation
Hans> package. How should we go about using this package? Should we put it under htdocs/tex
Hans> subdir or should we let the users install their own rcs.sty?
you can put it in htdocs/tex
this is the place for tex/latex2html related files
Hans> Another question: there are two date strings on the title. "May 8, 2000" and
Hans> "Documentation revised May 14, 2000". What are these dates? Which one can be generated by
Hans> RCS keyword $Date$?
the first date is the date of creation
the second dsate is the revision date
the second must be changed
Hans> Once the issues are finalized I'll make another cvs commit.
good
where are we on the packages side Frank ? did you have the time to check the packages
I put on corelinux.sourforge.net ?
what is the schedule for the next release?
regards
christophe
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