Re: Re: Documenation update

On 03/26/06 22:25, Denis Corbin wrote:

> Denis Corbin wrote:
>
>> Wiebe Cazemier wrote:
>>
>>> About all the man page stuff. I think we can ignore my statements on
>>> it... I use(d) vim as man browser, which, I just discovered, messed up
>>> the entire layout. Using the normal man browser, the man page is clear
>>> enough.
>>
>>
>>
>> Yep, OK. And we have now solutions if dar/libdar receive even more
>> options to keep the man documentation readable ;-)
>
>
> Seems I'm a bit tire... I meant
>
> "we now have solutions to keep the man *page* readable even if
> dar/libdar receive too much more options."

I believe I missed something here. Do you just mean leaving the man page
as it is, or the split-up of the man pages?

In case of the latter, how would you deal with options like
--alter=ctime? You can't put it in dar_create.1, because it's also an
option for comparing.

You could also compare the Dar's man page to GCC's, and be quite happy
with how short it is (696 lines versus 7317) :)

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