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Clarification of one point: > [snip] > When I call: > > ##### > installhtml \ > --podroot=./xt \ > --podpath=split \ > --splithead=split/splithead1.pod,split/splithead2.pod \ > --htmldir=./tmphtml \ > --recurse > ##### > > ... I end up with these .html files: > > ##### > tmphtml/split/splithead1/feature_a.html > tmphtml/split/splithead1/feature_b.html > tmphtml/split/splithead1.html > tmphtml/split/splithead2/feature_c.html > tmphtml/split/splithead2/feature_d.html > tmphtml/split/splithead2.html > ##### > > Note that in the source code .pod files, the values for the =head1 > entries are *Initial Caps*. The files that get created however, are > named *all_lower_case*, with underscores substituting for spacebands. > > In the generated .html files however, the links tend to be composed as > expecting Initial Caps. For example, in > tmphtml/split/splithead1.html, > I get: > > ##### > <ul id="index"> > <li><a href="../../splithead1/Feature-A.html">Feature A</a></li> > <li><a href="../../splithead1/Feature-B.html">Feature B</a></li> > </ul> > ##### > The problem with the basename in the link is not that the "Feature-A" is Initial Caps; the link is case-insensitive. The problem is that we get a hyphen rather than an underscore. We need "Feature_A" or "feature_a", but not "Feature-A". jimk --- via perlbug: queue: perl5 status: new https://rt.perl.org:443/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=114318Thread Next