Follow-up Comment #7, bug #35395 (project texinfo):
Salut Patrice and al.,
After some further thoughts my suggestion would be as follows:
- provide a new command line option --link-prefix that allows the user to
force some prefix for relative links
- if the user does not explicitely give some output directory with --output or
-o, then add prefix `../' automatically when the --html w/o --no-split options
are used.
- if the user sets some output directory name with --output=FILE --html, but
w/o --no-split and w/o --link-prefix then do not prepend `../' if FILE has
some path specified, but do prepend `../' if FILE hasn't any path (i.e.
basename extraction does not change FILE)
so:
--html --output=./somedir
won't prepend `../'
but
--html --output=somedir
will prepend `../'
- if the users sets some prefix with --link-prefix, simply use this prefix,
which overrules all the rules above.
If you agree with this proposition, then I can contribute the documentation
update.
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