Re: when split put in a directory

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I don't have a strong opinion on this one way or another, but you do
make me wonder why makeinfo creates split info files in the current
directory but puts split HTML in a subdirectory?

Derek

Dumas Patrice wrote:

>Hi,
>
>When the output is split the current default is to put it in the current
>directory. Maybe we could instead put it in a directory named after the
manual
>name. This is bad as this wouldn't be backward compatible, but
>- it is what makeinfo does
>- it allows for an unsplit manual in the base directory, while the split
>  manual is in a sub directory, and allows for having a lot of manuals
in the
>  same directory, as the splitted files are in sub directory.
>- it is consistent with what will be the cross manual references produced
>  by makeinfo, and texi2html if we follow the same conventions (and I
strongly
>  support that, such that we can do ref to manuals generated by makeinfo
>  and vice versa).
>
>Pat
>
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