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README-epub
The file kawa-manual.epub contains the Kawa documentation packaged
as an e-book in EPUB format. It should be readable by most standalone
e-book readers. There are also plugins available for various browsers.
You can also read the manual with the kawa --browse-manual option:
$ kawa --browse-manual
Here kawa is one of kawa or kawa.bat in the ../bin directory.
This command starts a mini-web-server, and then creates a window or tab
to read it using your default browser.
You can specify some other browser - for example:
$ kawa --browse-manual="firefox %U"
This runs the command quoted, after Kawa replaces %U with a URL
referencing Kawa's mini-web-server.
An epub is essentially a zip archive, which you can unzip:
cd $KAWA_HOME/doc
unzip kawa-manual.epub
Then you can use a plain browser with the URL
file:$KAWA_HOME/doc/OEBPS/index.xhtml.
You can generate the web-page-style html files from the source
with 'cd doc && make web/index.html', but this requires
various tools including xsltproc and the docbook style sheets.
as an e-book in EPUB format. It should be readable by most standalone
e-book readers. There are also plugins available for various browsers.
You can also read the manual with the kawa --browse-manual option:
$ kawa --browse-manual
Here kawa is one of kawa or kawa.bat in the ../bin directory.
This command starts a mini-web-server, and then creates a window or tab
to read it using your default browser.
You can specify some other browser - for example:
$ kawa --browse-manual="firefox %U"
This runs the command quoted, after Kawa replaces %U with a URL
referencing Kawa's mini-web-server.
An epub is essentially a zip archive, which you can unzip:
cd $KAWA_HOME/doc
unzip kawa-manual.epub
Then you can use a plain browser with the URL
file:$KAWA_HOME/doc/OEBPS/index.xhtml.
You can generate the web-page-style html files from the source
with 'cd doc && make web/index.html', but this requires
various tools including xsltproc and the docbook style sheets.