Examples of use:
Current status (of the auxiliary command line script):
This cannot be run on the result produced by the nav script (which is not retained). Rerunning it would be sub-optimal.
The behaviour is similar, but not identical: part of it must be duplicated anyway (e.g. getting rid of the footers), and the ToC produced isn't suitable as such: one must remove the leaf entries from it.
It is a one pass-parsing (the files are opened only once). The output is buffered in a hash.
The title tags are ignored (apart for the topmost one).
Changing view doesn't work under clearmake (either using a view extended path or using setview with the IPC::ClearTool package):
clearmake: Warning: Configuration record will not include objects accessed using view "doc"
! clearmake
in a
IPC::Cleartool coprocess.
This is the rationale for using an
auxiliary tool
to be run on the command line.
Note that with the apache server running as apache:apache,
one needs to use sudo to run clearmake.
There is thus a sudoers setting
to explicitly allow apache
to run clearmake
as vobadm
.