On 06.10.2006, at 23:25, Stephen Deasey wrote:
I was wondering, do we need to rename the source man pages or move them into their own directories according to the section they belong to? At the moment we just have section n, Tcl commands. But we need section 3 for the C API.
doc/man/n doc/man/3
We need to install them to different locations on the host system and it would be a real pain to have to list them all individually in the Makefile. So, we need doc/src/man/3, doc/src/man/n or we need to start using ns_memoize.n rather than ns_memoize.man.
Better keep them in distinct directory.
Oh, and how do we handle man pages which document more than one command, such as ns_cache or nsv? It looks like when you refer to a command within a man page source, it auto links to a man page by the same name. But the ns_cache_eval command should be described in the ns_cache.man page, so the link doesn't work. Can doctools handle this?
This is a good question. I believe I could ask AKU who wrote doctools how would one handle that. The same applies also to the C-API.
