Re: msysgit, help: teach git help to open html from /doc/git/html/

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This reminds me a patch I made before:

http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/49217/focus=49575

With a little modification you can use ShellExecute to open html if
there is no suitable program to open it. The last commit on
mingw.git's mob branch does that (not based on my mentioned patch
though).

On 8/11/07, Steffen Prohaska <prohaska@xxxxxx> wrote:
> I pushed the following patch to 4msysgit.git's mob branch
>
> [ I finally found the mob branch at
> ssh://mob@xxxxxxxxxx/srv/git/git/mingw/4msysgit.git
> which apparently was one git too much for my brain. ]
>
>
> commit a9a42a347894edfbca33e48bed0fcd38ec334a35
>
>      help (msysgit): teach git help to open html from /doc/git/html/
>
>      Html pages will be opened using the default Windows application
>      configured for html. This code path is taken for msysgit (mingw).
>
>      It is assumed that html pages are installed at /doc/git/html.
>      This needs to be ensured by the msysgit superproject to make this
>      patch useful. html pages should be cloned from git.git's main
>      repo. This is the easiest way to get up-to-date documentation,
>      without requiring the complete tool chain to generate them
>      locally.
>
>      If html pages are not yet there, you can use the following
>      commands to get them:
>
>          mkdir -p /doc/git/html
>          cd /doc/git/html/
>          git init
>          git config remote.origin.url git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/
> git/git.git
>          git config remote.origin.fetch refs/heads/html:refs/remotes/
> origin/html
>          git fetch
>          git checkout --track -b html origin/html
>
>      and update the html documentation with
>
>          git pull
>
> The superproject should be setup in /share/GitMe/setup-msysgit.sh to
> fetch the html pages as a submodule. But I don't understanding
> submodules good enough to do so.
>
> If you then type 'git help <command>' Firefox or Explorer or whatever
> you configured as your default html viewer will show you the git help.
> I think this is a good idea for Windows users.
>
>
> Junio,
> are you interested in such patches at this time. The patch doesn't
> interfere with the existing code, but clutters it with ifdefs.
>
>         Steffen
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