Re: Migrating scrollkeeper to rarian

[Don Scorgie <Don Scorgie org>]

Hi,

In the default (and currently supported system) rarian-sk-update
symlinks to scrollkeeper-update and is empty (as rarian doesn't need the
index).

Unless you explicitly give configure "--enable-omf=no", you will get the
omf support built into the library.  In this case, all install scripts
should run as-is.  However, the update script doesn't technically need
run (as it's empty).

All the other scrollkeeper* compatibility stuff should also work with or
without the update script being run.

Hope this helps a little.
Thanks
Don

On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 09:29 +0000, Daniel E. Macks wrote:
> I manage a system that has lots of packages with lots of scrollkeeper
> documentation files. Previously, each time I added or removed a .omf
> file, I would 'scrollkeeper-update' to update the sk indicies and
> whatever-else-that-command-does. Now that I and yelp are using rarian,
> do I still need to 'scrollkeeper-update' (okay, so really technically
> 'rarian-sk-update') when I fiddle with my .omf files? Does the answer
> depend on whether I want to use the other scrollkeeper* compatibility
> commands (re)implemented by rarian to access the omf docs?
> 
> dan
>