Update common-lang.mk to build maxima-index-html.lisp, including
installing and uninstalling it.
Update hdescribe to include the lang subdir when setting up $url_base.
I did a simple test by configuring with --enable-lang=pt. The set
LANG=pt_PT.UTF-8 (is that right?) and run maxima-local. Then "? sin"
brings up the html page for the sin function correctly.
The section headings in Portuguese have a comma after the section
number. Update the section regexp to recognize (and ignore) the comma
after the section number.
The HTML documentation was missing things like "? '". This is because
the entries were encoded in hex form, and we didn't see them while
searching. Find and convert more encoded characters.
We also refactored the code to add a new function
PROCESS-ONE-HTML-FILE to handle one file (useful for testing on just
one file). Also added a new function HANDLE-SPECIAL-CHARS to handle
the encoding of the special characters.
This makes things a bit slower. Should consider some alternatives.
Update more info formulas to use @example instead of @math
For the formulas that used @math, use @example to make them
displayed. This looks better in the info docs instead of having the
formula left-justified. Kind of matches how the formulas are
displayed in html and TeX too.
Update more info formulas to use @example instead of @math
For the formulas that used @math, use @example to make them
displayed. This looks better in the info docs instead of having the
formula left-justified. Kind of matches how the formulas are
displayed in html and TeX too.
Update info formulas to use @example instead of @math
For the formulas that used @math, use @example to make them
displayed. This looks better in the info docs instead of having the
formula left-justified. Kind of matches how the formulas are
displayed in html and TeX too.
