bin/md2man-html in md2man-1.6.2 vs bin/md2man-html in md2man-2.0.0

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@@ -1,44 +1,41 @@ #!/usr/bin/env ruby =begin ======================================================================= -# MD2MAN-HTML 1 2013-05-05 1.6.2 +# MD2MAN-HTML 1 2013-05-05 2.0.0 ## NAME -md2man-html - convert md2man(1) flavored markdown(7) into HTML +md2man-html - convert md2man(5) flavored markdown(7) into HTML ## SYNOPSIS `md2man-html` [*OPTION*]... [*FILE*] ## DESCRIPTION -This program converts the markdown(7) input from the given *FILE* into HTML -and then prints the result to stdout. stdin is read if *FILE* is not given. +This program converts md2man(5) flavored markdown(7) input from the given +*FILE* into HTML and then prints the result to the standard output stream. +If *FILE* is not given, then the standard input stream is read in its place. -### Document format +### Cross references -See md2man(1) for details about the document format and Markdown extensions. - -### Cross linking - -References to other manual pages are converted into hyperlinks that have -class="manpage-reference" and href="../man${section}/${page}.${section}.html" +Cross references to manual pages are emitted as HTML hyperlinks that have +`class="md2man-xref"` and `href="../man$SECTION/$PAGE.$SECTION.html"` attributes. -For example, the markdown(7) reference would be converted into HTML as: +For example, the `printf(3)` cross reference would be emitted as this HTML: - <a class="manpage-reference" href="../man7/markdown.7.html">markdown(7)</a> + <a class="md2man-xref" href="../man3/printf.3.html">printf(3)</a> ## OPTIONS `-h`, `--help` Show this help manual. ## SEE ALSO -md2man(1) +md2man-roff(1), md2man-rake(1), md2man(5) =end ========================================================================= require 'binman' BinMan.help