-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I wonder if it would make any sense to take the effort to convert markdown docs to html format before installing them.
I see two possibilities: 1. Create one or two eutils functions like "domd": will go through all viable implementations like markdown/markdown_py/Markdown.pl, convert the file and dohtml it. Is no impelementation installed on the system it will fall back to plain dodoc. Optionally we could provide "md_depend" (like DEPEND="$(md_depend)") to ensure that at least one implementation is present (might be useful for very huge docs that are easier to read as html). 2. Introduce something like virtual/markdown... unfortunately the "markdown" name is already reserved by app-text/discount, so I don't really know how that would work out. And the supported arguments might differ... This is low priority, so if this is going to take more then little work, I'll probably lose interest. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSQdCtAAoJEFpvPKfnPDWzTAUH/iv42uJz9S1Ky0j6jSYYNlYo MGPdo6oQFMVHUOSBuC0tqz/k/sWnk32K3MYYoTfneVK907jMjGK+TLrdAy35nXjD PKDQeu3lZvA9Yd1RhDtKWAKOj32OJTvxtBakX4Q+RielBhgesIzfJVAYVAFGk/l7 igwpabGuKCz8xC13DSvvMScHSod9f/eGuHGcT/4TM5DuMXodWKHuqN9Smy02cPuL 9AluDpmbRcummpyTiWjMgAvPEPhlowsg/DMSzd8Cz/eeeOJsZtIFF+fBQOGP5xHI eIW4SoRFGnBMB8lM35aEBoN7WlrvR6lKmQay/CVqN2a3H0Zyd8Zt1p66pkkx2So= =1R0w -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
