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MANCC
Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 16 May 1999
Index NAME
mancc - manual page compiler
SYNOPSIS
mancc [
options]
file ... DESCRIPTION
manccis a
man2html(1) frontend, calling the converter for each
fileto produce a set of HTML files referencing each other if such referencesappear in the manual page.
mancc can also maintain a list of source files (see option
-l).
OPTIONS
The following options are available:
- -a
- recompile all source files found in .mancc.This is equivalent to specifying -rf.
- -c
- clear the .mancc filelist before compiling the files fromthe command line.
- -f
- ignore the file's timestamp when recompiling the files from .manccwith -r.
- -l
- store the source files in the file .mancc in the output directory.
- -m
- if a manual page file is not found try to use the system's manpage.
- -o outputdir
- store the HTML files in outputdir instead of the current directory.
- -r
- recompile the source file found in .mancc.
- -u
- compile file only if the corresponding HTML does not exist or thesource file is newer.
EXAMPLES
Read the following examples in a sequence:
mancc -l mancc.1 man2html.1
This compiles HTML files from the two manpages linking references frommancc(1) to man2html(1) and vice versa.
mancc -lm whatis.1
This adds the system's manpage for whatis(1) to the set of HTML files and
mancc -la
recompiles the manpages to create links for references to whatis(1)too.
SEE ALSO
man2html(1).
Index
- NAME
- SYNOPSIS
- DESCRIPTION
- OPTIONS
- EXAMPLES
- SEE ALSO
This document was created byman2html,using the manual pages.