Daniel Russel wrote:
> "scons doc" still tries to build all of the swig things (and doesn't
> actually build the documentation), despite being the obvious thing for a
> user to try if they want to build documentation. While the examples
> happen to be in the doc hierarchy, running them is part of test, and so
> they shouldn't be run when the user wants to build docs.
"scons doc" will ensure that all targets in the doc directory are up to
date. Since examples is a subdirectory of the doc directory, there is no
way to avoid this. The only way is to move the examples to their own
top-level directory, but that is a little confusing since when they are
installed they go into a subdirectory of doc. That is perhaps the best
solution though.
Of course it is trivial to have the examples run by the 'test' alias; I
have just added that.
I'm not sure what you mean by "doesn't actually build the
documentation". It builds the documentation just fine for me. What
problem do you run into?
Ben
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