jtc@motcad.portal.com (J.T. Conklin) (02/10/91)
If I remember correctly, someone posted a perl script that checked the "SEE ALSO" portions of a set of man pages, to see if they were consistant. If I'm not imagining the existance of this program, could someone either mail it to me, or tell me where I can look for it. Thanks, -- J.T. Conklin jtc@motcad.portal.com, ...!portal!motcad!jtc
tchrist@convex.COM (Tom Christiansen) (02/10/91)
From the keyboard of jtc@motcad.portal.com (J.T. Conklin):
:If I remember correctly, someone posted a perl script that checked
:the "SEE ALSO" portions of a set of man pages, to see if they were
:consistant.
You may be thinking of my cfman program. It's one of the auxiliary tools
in my man package, which you can get via anon FTP from
convex:/pub/man.shar.Z
if you're on the Internet. My current patchlevel is PL40 on man. I
haven't done any new work on cfman for a long time.
--tom
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"All things are possible, but not all expedient." (in life, UNIX, and perl)tchrist@convex.COM (Tom Christiansen) (02/12/91)
From the keyboard of tchrist@convex.COM (Tom Christiansen): :You may be thinking of my cfman program. It's one of the auxiliary tools :in my man package, which you can get via anon FTP from : convex:/pub/man.shar.Z :if you're on the Internet. My current patchlevel is PL40 on man. I :haven't done any new work on cfman for a long time. As was pointed out to me in mail, "convex" is not an Internet address. Sorry about that. Try "convex.com" instead, which is 130.168.64.1. I will also mail the package to people without internet access. --tom -- "All things are possible, but not all expedient." (in life, UNIX, and perl)