Created attachment 1297
Documentation example
I've attached example files to demonstrate the problem. Compile this example
using this command:
rdmd -D -Dd../docs -op -I/Users/gary/Desktop/test/include main.d
The -Dd flag specifies i want all documentation to be generated in the
specified directory. The -op flag specifies i want the paths of the imported
files to be preserved in the resulting the documentation.
If i specify the 'include' folder using a relative path like this:
'-I../include' then everything works as expected. If i use an absolute path as
shown in the above example the documentation is scattered, ignoring the '-Dd'
flag placing *.html files next to their respective *.d files in the source
directories. This is not idea.
The correct behaviour for the command above would be as if i had passed a
relative include path.
Comment #1 by spam — 2013-11-29T02:47:36Z
This isn't a rdmd bug this can be shown using a dmd command:
dmd -D -Dddocs -op /Users/gary/Desktop/test/main.d /Users/gary/Desktop/test/include/library.d
Again, using absolute paths causes the *.html files to be besides the *.d files and not in the 'docs' directory.
Comment #2 by robert.schadek — 2024-12-13T18:14:36Z