output written to wrong place with -d
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Hi Doug, thanks for fixing the issue with writing
files on Windows! It now will write to the
filesystem. However, now I'm getting a problem with
where it's writing the files to.
I'm executing a command like this:
python.exe <path to>\happydocwin.py -d
X:\&lt;...>\doc\python --no-comments --no-private-names
X:\&lt;...>\jython
HappyDoc correctly writes the root index.html to my
output directory, but all the other HTML files were
written to the source directory, not the output
directory!
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I've posted what I believe to be a fix. I'd like some
feedback from users who reported this particular problem.
If you could download HappyDoc_dos_path_bug_01.tar.gz and
give it a test run, that would help a lot.
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This is resolved, and checked into the main trunk in CVS. It
will be included in the next release.