first teeny step in addressing #705 — make Makefile more readable #716
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it does. This is just to make it easier to read & understand
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I went looking for changes in the output (not really expecting any)--and really, this performs exactly the same in my local dev branch as here. Which means we haven't munged anything. :-) I recommend merging. |
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This PR is intended to change how the "doc:" target in the Makefile looks, not what it does. This is just to make it easier to read & understand.
To test, besides the usual
make testandmake test2P, run themake doccmd in the Stylesheets released or dev branch, and compare that output (release/xslcommon/doc/tei-xsl/) to the output ofmake docin this branch. The only differences I found were:i.e., no significant change.