?RCS: $Id: mandirs.U,v $
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?RCS: Copyright (c) 2000, Andy Dougherty
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?RCS: as specified in the README file that comes with the distribution.
?RCS: You may reuse parts of this distribution only within the terms of
?RCS: that same Artistic License; a copy of which may be found at the root
?RCS: of the source tree for dist 3.0.
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?RCS: $Log: mandirs.U,v $
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?MAKE: man1 man2 man3 man4 man5 man6 man7 man8 \
	man2ext man4ext man5ext man6ext man7ext man8ext: \
	mandirstyle man1dir man1ext man3dir prefix sed
?MAKE:	-pick add $@ %<
?Y:TOP
?X:	This unit just provides convenient definitions so that
?X:	MakeMaker can sensibly assume that man5 pages go in
?X:	$prefix/man/$man5 (or $siteprefix/man/$man5 as appropriate)
?X:	and the BSD vs. SVR4 directory naming conventions will be
?X:	handled automatically, as will older System V
?X:	$prefix/man/u_man style directories.
?X:
?S:man1:
?S:	Man 1 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man1.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man2:
?S:	Man 2 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man2.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man2ext:
?S:	Extension for man2 pages, typically just '2'.  See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man3:
?S:	Man 3 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man3.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man4:
?S:	Man 4 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man4.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man4ext:
?S:	Extension for man4 pages, typically just '4'.  See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man5:
?S:	Man 5 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man5.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man5ext:
?S:	Extension for man5 pages, typically just '5'.  See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man6:
?S:	Man 6 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man6.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man6ext:
?S:	Extension for man6 pages, typically just '6'.  See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man7:
?S:	Man 7 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man7.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man7ext:
?S:	Extension for man7 pages, typically just '7'.  See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man8:
?S:	Man 8 pages will normally be installed in $prefix/man/$man8.
?S:	This variable handles SysV/SVR4/BSD conventions appropriately.
?S:	See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?S:man8ext:
?S:	Extension for man8 pages, typically just '8'.  See mandirstyle.
?S:.
?LINT: set man2 man4 man5 man6 man7 man8
?LINT: set man2ext man4ext
?LINT: set man5ext man6ext man7ext man8ext
?T: num s ts text
?X: eval fools metalint
?T: man
: Determine locations for other man pages.  For example, programs
: should place man4 pages in $prefix/man/$man4 with an extension
: of $man4ext.  Use bsd naming conventions.  See mandirstyle.
: man1 and man3 are handled separately above.
echo "Deducing locations for other man pages for future use."
: Deduce man1 and man3 from existing variables.  Keep them for completeness.
: This approach preserves an existing SystemV-style
: /usr/local/man/l_man/man1 hierarchy.
man1=`echo $man1dir | $sed -e "s!$prefix/man/!!"`
man3=`echo $man3dir | $sed -e "s!$prefix/man/!!"`
for num in 2 4 5 6 7 8; do
	s=$num
	case "$mandirstyle" in
	sysv|svr4)
		case "$num" in
		4) s='7' ;;
		5) s='4' ;;
		7) s='5' ;;
		8) s='1M' ;;
		esac
		;;
	esac
	eval "ts=\"\$man${num}\""
	eval "text=\"\$man${num}ext\""
	case "$ts" in
	'') ts=`echo $man1 | $sed -e "s/1/$s/g"` ;;
	none|$undef) ts=' ' ;;
	esac
	case "$text" in
	'') text=`echo $man1ext | $sed -e "s/1/$s/g"` ;;
	none|$undef) text=' ' ;;
	esac
	: Use extra quotes to preserve an empty ' ' value.
	eval "man${num}=\"$ts\""
	eval "man${num}ext=\"$text\""
done