2520: How to turn txt files in the doc folder into html files
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| March 12, 2012 |
What version are you running? 1.6.4.1 What steps will reproduce the problem? 1.The downloaded file contains a folder named doc,and i found makefile in the folder,seems that the txt files could be turned into html files.However,when i type make in the cmd,it does not work.I tried to solve the problem by turning '/' to '\' for windows,but still in vain. 2.I wonder whether the txt files can be turned into html files.What's the step? What operating system are you using? What browser? Windows xp SP2
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I think this is a separate bug? My question is though, why do you want to do this? You should just use the docs on the website. The ones in our tree aren't intended to be built by users, and are part of a larger build system.
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Because I do not have access to internet when I am working in the company,I have to use offline doc...
I would be very appreciate if you can offer offline html document.We are going to integrate it with our existing svn system,and I'd like to give my feedback afterwards. Thanks again.
I solved this problem by using a software,convert online html to offline. Thx again for your warm answer
Sorry if it wasn't that satisfactory, but I'm glad you found something that worked. Our docs is just part of our build process. It's intended to output docs in a pickled file format, which our website has custom code to process. It's possible you could use a Sphinx build target (make html, maybe?) to generate some form of docs, but certainly nothing that would look just like our website. Just too many moving parts. Anyway, glad you have something that works.
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