NAME¶

ozdoc - Produce documentation using the ozdoc DTD

SYNOPSIS¶

ozdoc options...

The Oz Documentation DTD provides a means to markup technical documentation so: that it is easy to convert it to alternative publication formats such as LaTeX and HTML. ozdoc can be used to process SGML sources written according to the Oz Documentation DTD.

--in=file: The input SGML file.
--type=type: What output to generate (supported types: html-color, html-mono, html-stylesheets, html-global-index, chunk)
--out=directory: The output directory.
--(no)autoindex: Automatically generate index entries.
--include=A1,...,An: Assume '<!ENTITY & Ai "INCLUDE">'.
--link=text,relURL: Include a link in the margin of each page.
--stylesheet=relURL: What style sheet to use for generated pages.
--(no)latextogif: Generate GIF files from LaTeX code.
--latexdb=file: Reuse GIFs generated from LaTeX code.
--(no)split: Split the document into several nodes.
--(no)abstract: Generate an abstract.html auxiliary file.
--keeppictures: Do no recreate GIF from PS if already there.
--xrefdb=file: Where to look up respectively store references.
--xrefdir=relURL: Where this document goes relative to the whole documentation installation directory.
--xreftree=relURL: How to get to whole doc installation from the directory where this document goes.
--indexdb=file: Where to look up respectively store index entries.
--make-hhc=file: Where to write a HTML Help contents file.
--ozdoc-home=directory: ozdoc installation directory.
--author-path=path
--bib-path=path
--bst-path=path
--sbin-path=path: Where to look for author databases, bib files, bst files, and ozdoc scripts.
--catalog=file: Specify the catalog file to use for parsing.

This manual page was compiled from the Mozart documentation because the original package does not have a manual page for ozdoc.

February 5, 2003