Le lundi 28 avril 2008, Pieter de Bie a écrit :
> Some html documentation does not have the git- prefix, for example
> hooks.html. If the git-command.html page does not exist, try to find the
> command.html file. This allows commands like `git help -w hooks' to work
Yes, this works fine for html documentation.
But 'git help -w githooks' could work fine too, if the source filename
was "githooks.txt" instead of "hooks.txt". Because the "cmd_to_page"
function returns its input as is, if it starts with "git".
And with more filenames like "githooks.txt" we could also have
more "githooks" like regular man pages without poluting too much the man
page namespace.
We already have the following files following that scheme:
gitk.txt
gitattributes.txt
gitignore.txt
gitcli.txt
gitmodules.txt
git.txt
And for example the following commands are already working:
$ git help -w gitmodules
$ git help -m gitmodules
$ man gitmodules
("git help -i gitmodules" should work too, but info format help seems
broken.)
Of course typing "git help hooks" is shorter and simpler than "git help
githooks", so it could perhaps still be a good idea to try "gitXXX" as a
fallback if we find nothing for "git-XXX".
Thanks,
Christian.
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