You're probably right about the indentation, but the pdf thing is probably
correct -- and in any event, I am changing this.

I have decided to translate the HTML version of the Conder manual into
LaTeX using html2latex (which works very well) and include it in
csound.pdf. It will also be possible to generate an HTML version of
csound.pdf using ht4tex. The new all-LaTeX manual will supersede the
DocBook manual. I will NOT do this unless I can produce HTML that is not
all one gigantic page, but I think this is possible.

Original Message:
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From: steven yi stevenyi@csounds.com
Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2004 15:28:44 -0700
To: csound-dev@eartha.mills.edu
Subject: [CSOUND-DEV:5406] SConstruct Changes that were checked in


Hi Michael,

I'm not sure if some of the changes you checked into CVS for the 
SConstruct file are as you are intended, or at least, I'd like to 
verify.  There's a block of code that come after a for loop that isn't 
indent indented.  i.e.

    for filename in pathnames:
    basename, extension = os.path.splitext(filename)
    if extension in ['.exe', '.dll', '.so']:
        os.system('strip %s' % filename)
        print "Stripped",filename
    print
    print "Creating archive..."
    archive = zipfile.ZipFile("csound5/" + zipfilename, "w", 
zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED)
    pathnames.sort()


also, this code for the refman.pdf:

    refmanPdf = commonEnvironment.Command('doc/latex/refman.tex', 
'Doxyfile', ['doxygen $SOURCE'])
    zipDependencies.append(refmanPdf)
    csoundPdf = commonEnvironment.Command('refman.pdf', 
'doc/latex/refman.tex', ['pdflatex --include-directory=doc/latex 
--interaction=batchmode --job-name=csound $SOURCE'])
    zipDependencies.append(csoundPdf)
   

doesn't seem correct, as it looks like only one pdf file is being 
generated.  Or perhaps I'm reading this part incorrectly?

Thanks,
steven


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