Re: Generating HTML from BoostBook XML (was Re: [boost] Should I use std::get or boost::get (or both) in Boost.Array)

On Dec 19, 2012, at 11:41 AM, Daniel James <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 19 December 2012 19:32, Marshall Clow <[email protected]> wrote:
>> [ Resending to the -docs list ]
>> 
>> I'm updating the Boost.Array documentation to describe the changes I made, and the only source file there is BoostBook XML.
>> That's unfortunate, but OK, I can edit that.
>> 
>> But how do I turn it into HTML?
>> There's no Jamfile in the libs/array/doc directory, just a XML file.
>> 
>> [ Note: I believe I have all the pieces installed correctly; I can generate documentation for other libraries. ]
> 
> It's normally just built as part of the combined documentation, which
> wasn't so horrendously slow when the array documentation was
> originally written. You can add a Jamfile if you want to build
> standalone documentation. Something like:
> 
> using boostbook ;
> boostbook standalone : array.xml : <xsl:param>boost.root=../../../.. ;

I'm adding the docs for string_ref to Boost.Utility. (Ok, I added them a while back, but never got them building correctly).

Boost.Utility's docs are a mixture of hand-written HTML and Quickbook - declval, for example is generated by QB.

I duplicated the declval.qbk file, edited it, and then updated the Jamfile.
Unfortunately, when I run b2, I get an XML file in the bin.v2 directory, not an HTML file in the doc/html directory.

I'd appreciate it if someone could take a look at the Boost.Utility docs and let me know what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks in advance!

-- Marshall

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