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commit 174c099a9bb0e60c8ad922f44aa4d4b756d7041b
Author: Daniel Kolesa <[email protected]>
Date:   Mon Dec 17 16:34:43 2018 +0100

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-# docgen
+# edocgen
 
-This is the upcoming documentation generator for EFL. It takes documentation
-described in Eo files and turns it into a DokuWiki structure (with possibility
-of adapting it to other systems later on).
+This is the EFL documentation generator. It takes documentation described in
+Eo files and turns it into a DokuWiki structure (with possibility of adapting
+it to other systems later on).
 
-Use the supplied build.sh script to generate. By default, it assumes that a
-directory called "dokuwiki" is present in the current directory, so symlink
-your dokuwiki setup into it (or change the path).
+To generate documentation, you need a `dokuwiki` directory in the current
+path (see `--help` for `gendoc.lua` for how to alter the path). Then run
+the `gendoc.lua` script with `elua`, passing a path to eo files to it.
+If you don't pass a path, system eo files are used.
+
+Generally it is recommended that you pass it `src/lib` from your EFL tree
+and symlink your DokuWiki installation in the current path.
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