Short usage file for mklibdoc.py.

This is a program I use to automatically update the HTML documentation
of the MMA library. It can be used by anyone who adds 3rd party
files to the lib tree.

If you have already downloaded and installed the HTML documentation package
from the MMA website you will have a root directory which looks something like:

    $ ls
    lib/  logo.png  mma.html  README  ref/  tut/

The lib directory contains the library documentation. A listing of this is:

    $ ls/lib
    index.html    stdlib/

If you add or modify the library files you can simply run this program and
update your library documentation with the same tool I used when creating
the distribution. The advantage is that any new libraries you have installed
will now be in the documentation tree.

NOTE: You will probably have to be 'root' to run this program. This
      depends on your installation and operating system.

To do the update simply run the program. It will check your installation
and install or update the docs in the root tree where MMA is installed.
If you have a default installation this will be /usr/local/share/mma/docs/html.

Three minor caveats:

	Old/unused HTML files are NOT deleted. So, if you move files around or
    delete .mma files you can end up with a number of unused files. Just
    delete the whole bunch every once in awhile if it becomes a problem.

	The program really assumes that you already have the html documentation
    installed. So, it doesn't do a very good job of creating the complete
    directory tree. If you find that you get an error right off the top of
    program you will need to create the directories by hand. Assuming you
    have installed in /usr/local/share/mma:

            cd /usr/local/share/mma
            mkdir docs
            cd docs
            mkdir html
            cd html
            mkdir lib

       or (on Linux)

            mkdir -p /usr/local/share/mma/docs/html/lib

     Depending on how your system is set up you will most likely need to be
     be the root user for any of this to work. If you get "permission" or
     "access denied" errors, run as root or fix the permissions.

Problems? Drop me a note or visit the official MMA users forum:

	http://www.kara-moon.com/forum


bvdp, October 2006.