Re: Re octave-forge DOCSTRINGS

[Paul Kienzle]

It looks at the source rather than the compiled functions.

This will only be a problem for autogenerated files like
main/gsl/gsl_sf.cc which are only generated if libgsl is
present.

Anticipating that octave-forge will be available as several
separate packages, we should be extracting docs on a
directory by directory basis.

Any perl hackers out there want to modify make_index so
that it accepts

        make_index docstrings

and creates a DOCSTRINGS file only for the current
subdirectory?

        - Paul

On Jan 8, 2006, at 6:33 AM, Jorge Barros de Abreu wrote:

> Hi David
>
> ??Does it take all functions or only the builded on a local system??
> Many functions may be missing locally.
>
> Em Sat 07 Jan 2006 19:16, David Bateman escreveu:
> > ./admin/make_index will create an index in html from of all of the
> > functions listed in one of the INDEX files if run in the head of
> > octave-forge
>
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