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web commit by tschwinge: Some ideas.

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Joey Hess 2007-11-07 13:57:11 -05:00
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@ -27,14 +27,22 @@ is a N-to-M mapping:
<http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo/manual/texinfo/html_node/#Top>
for an example.
How to teach this to ikiwiki?
How to teach this to ikiwiki? --[[tschwinge]]
> As far as multiple input files, you'd need to use add_depends()
> to let ikiwiki know that a change to any of those files should cause a
> rebuild of the "main" file. I guess you'd also have to somehow deal with
> rebuild of the "main" file. --[[Joey]]
>> I'll see about a frob to get `makeinfo` provide me with a list of files
>> it used for rendering a given `.texi` file. --[[tschwinge]]
> I guess you'd also have to somehow deal with
> it wanting to render pages for each of the helper files. Not quite sure
> what the best way would be to avoid that.
>
> what the best way would be to avoid that. --[[Joey]]
>> Might it be an option to simply not render the pages that are already
>> being used as an `include` file for another `.texi` file? --[[tschwinge]]
> Ikiwiki is perfectly happy with a page creating other files (see eg, the
> img and teximg plugins, as well as the inline plugin's rss generation).
> The will_render() function supports that.
@ -47,13 +55,14 @@ How to teach this to ikiwiki?
> appear in a site map, be linked to, etc). Not sure how to do that,
> and perhaps you could get away without doing it actually. --[[Joey]]
## Copyright and Licensing Snippets
ikiwiki (obviously) doesn't understand (parse) the copyright and licensing
statements which are included in `.texi` files.
statements which are included in `.texi` files. --[[tschwinge]]
## `makeinfo` Output
`makeinfo --html` is being used for rendering. It creates stand-alone
HTML files, while ikiwiki only needs the files' `<body>`s.
HTML files, while ikiwiki only needs the files' `<body>`s. --[[tschwinge]]