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mark lewis | Martin Foster | Manuals |
March 7, 2018 9:21 AM * |
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On 2018 Mar 07 10:57:00, you wrote to Paul Quinn: MF>>> - How do I compile 'gold_ref.txt' and 'gold_usr.txt' PQ>> No need. MF> Beg to differ :-) PQ>> They're plain text and most people will tell you to simply use a PQ>> notepad-type of thing, but from experience you will need something PQ>> with a search function: generally an editor of some sort (e.g. in PQ>> Linux geany, mousepad, gedit, nico, et al). MF> Well yes, they *are* plain text but if you look at them, you'll see MF> stuff which indicates to me that the documents need compiling. well, not really "compiling" per se but some processing and assemblage, sure... MF> Comparing the documents against 'goldref.txt' and 'goldusr.txt' which MF> I "borrowed" from elsewhere, the differences are pretty obvious at a guess, i'd say (la)Tex or Groff... looking in /docs, there's comment or two about Groff but i don't see anything similar in /manuals... i also don't find anything that jumps out in any of the build scripts that say "we're going to build the docs and manuals here" or similar... )\/(ark Always Mount a Scratch Monkey Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong... ... URA Redneck if your Christmas tree has a deer stand in it. --- * Origin: (1:3634/12.73) |
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