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Not sure what's more surprising: how long it took for NetBSD to
catch up to the rest of the BSDs (including UCB), or the amount of
code that NetBSD has claimed for itself without attributing to the
actual authors.
OK deraadt@
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add apropos(1) and whatis(1) to SEE ALSO;
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ok millert@
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- whitespace at EOL
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Add -p (prick) and -t (test) option.
reword error handling as follows:
makewhatis tries harder to find section and/or subject lines in man pages,
even when the formatting is slightly incorrect.
-p mode diagnoses problems.
-t can be used to quickly test a new man page.
Approved by millert@. aaron@ would like `The options are as follows...'
style, but:
- I don't think this would be as clear,
- he hasn't come up with actual replacement text yet...
At least this is accurate documentation.
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Allow multiple paths to be specified on the command line. millert@ ok
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Out of the approximately 1450 man pages, only about 90 of them were wrong.
Thanks to kwesterback@home.com for coming up with a script and patch to repair
this. The patch also inserted a .Os macro in the few man pages that were
missing one.
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makewhatis.sh rewrite by mrg@netbsd.org that uses getNAME(8).
Much faster for unformatted man pages now that there is no need
to format them on the fly. Removes duplicate inode entries, so
files with multiple hard links are only parsed once.
OpenBSD changes:
set $PATH to a reasonable value
avoid /tmp races via mktemp(1)
obey $TMPDIR
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