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# $FreeBSD$
# Original Revision: 1.1
SP_ENCODING?= ${LANGCODE:C,^.*\.,,}
PRINTFLAGS+= -ioutput.for.print
CJKTEXSTY?= ${PREFIX}/bin/cjktexsty
CJKTEXSTY_TEX_FLAGS?= -e ${SP_ENCODING} -f t1song
CJKTEXSTY_PDFTEX_FLAGS?= -c -e ${SP_ENCODING} -f song
# Don't use "?=" in the following two lines.
# They have been pre-defined in "doc.project.mk" and should be overridden here.
HTML2TXT= ${PREFIX}/bin/html2text
HTML2TXTOPTS= -nobs -style pretty
# In "doc/share/mk/doc.project.mk", "doc.images.mk" and "doc.common.mk"
# are included before "doc.local.mk". Thus, we can use variables defined
# in these two files safely in XXX target:source declaration XXX.
# E.g. ${IMAGES_PDF}, ${LOCAL_IMAGES_EPS}
# ***********************************************************************
# However, other files "doc.*.mk" are included after "doc.local.mk".
# We CANNOT use their variables in XXX target:source declaration XXX !!!
# ***********************************************************************
# But no problems about using their variables in other places.
# Then, PMake expands variables just when they are ACTUALLY USED.
PDFJADETEX_PREPROCESS= ${CJKTEXSTY} ${CJKTEXSTY_PDFTEX_FLAGS}
JADETEX_PREPROCESS= ${CJKTEXSTY} ${CJKTEXSTY_TEX_FLAGS}
# For Chinese-specific switch "output.for.print".
print.index: ${SRCS} ${LOCAL_IMAGES_TXT}
${INIT_INDEX_SGML_CMD}
${JADE_CMD} -V html-index -V nochunks ${HTMLOPTS} -ioutput.html.images \
-ioutput.for.print ${JADEOPTS} -t sgml ${XMLDECL} ${MASTERDOC} > /dev/null
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