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Guillaume Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We would like your opinion about this proposition:
>
> Package documentation usualy goes in a distinct subdirectory under
> /usr/share/doc, as established by FHS. Java software also comes with
> javadoc-generated api documentation, which is usually stored in a
> subdirectory with rest of documentation.
> We propose instead to install it under a distinct subdirectory under a new
> /usr/share/apidoc top-level directory. Advantages:
Why not /usr/share/javadoc ???
> - distinction with standard documentation
> - would allow to link generated javadoc versus already-installed one
There is no way to do this without re-running javadoc.
> - name 'apidoc' is not specificaly related to java, could also be used by
> other languages
Which is the problem.
What if I want to generate my API doc with different packages (doxygen, gjdoc,
javadoc), or even by hand.
Kevin
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