From: Mojca M. <moj...@gm...> - 2011-02-26 15:53:02
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Dear list, I don't have enough insight into development internals, this is why I would like to ask how I could build the new HTML help on mac. (In the long run Mac could also use HTML help instead of inline help in terminal, depending on user configuration. But for that one would need one-page-per-help-request as opposed to a single huge HTML file, so that I could say "help term postscript" and get just the HTML page describing postscript terminal.) But to start with I would like to know how I can build the new html help in the first place. I somehow see that there is -../src/$(TARGET) -e "winhelp=1" $(D)plotstyles.gnu in makefile for windows, but I cannot call that makefile from osx. There is also docs/plotstyles.gnu:if (winhelp==1) out = "./windows/" but I'm not sure if name "windows" is in the place. HTML files are much more generic than just for windows. As I said, there is a great chance that Mac OS X could use them as well (if some skilled mac developer steps forward and tells how to proceed). I would only like to ask for instructions for building the help (ideally being available out-of-the-box as a target in Makefile), and maybe to rename "windows" to something more generic/html-ish. The final file is only for windows of course, but the HTML files are more generic. Mojca |