ppcrcd/trunk: conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/saveconfig conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/setbootopt doc/README.progs...

[sparky]

Author: sparky
Date: Thu Mar 16 15:54:45 2006
New Revision: 7192

Modified:
   ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/saveconfig
   ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/setbootopt
   ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs
   ppcrcd/trunk/doc/gendoc.pl
Log:
- programs desctiptions moved do programs


Modified: ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/saveconfig
==============================================================================
--- ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/saveconfig	(original)
+++ ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/saveconfig	Thu Mar 16 15:54:45 2006
@@ -1,5 +1,13 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
+#@progs@ saveconfig:
+#@	Saves all changed files in <*</etc>*> to xmltar-gziped archive. If this
+#@	succeeds tries to guess </<conf=>/> option needed to load configuration
+#@	on system startup, but this isn't very smart so don't trust it too much.
+#@	    Only, and necessary saveconfig's argument is an existing directory, or
+#@	not existing filename in existing directory. In first case, if you
+#@	specify directory, configuration will be saved as '<_<ppcrcd.xmltar.gz>_>'.
+
 . /usr/lib/ppcrcd/functions
 
 # prepare and check ##########################################################

Modified: ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/setbootopt
==============================================================================
--- ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/setbootopt	(original)
+++ ppcrcd/trunk/conf.dir/usr/lib/ppcrcd/setbootopt	Thu Mar 16 15:54:45 2006
@@ -1,9 +1,23 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 # sparky at pld-linux.org
 
-# set ppcrcd= nvram variable
-# parse to search only proper options
-
+#@progs@	setbootopt:
+#@	This script checks and saves kernel command line options which are
+#@	marked as '</<saveable>/>' to nvram. If it's used for first time, or after
+#@	nvram reseting has to create </<ppcrcd=>/> variable, which can be a little
+#@	dangerous, so advertises about it and creates it if called once again.
+#@	    Script tries to check correctness of specified options, like checking
+#@	does specified kernel module exist, but if it fails on correctly
+#@	specified option '-f' (force) switch can be used to force adding the
+#@	option.
+#@	    Don't allows saving multiple options of same type, except </<eth=>/>.
+#@	If new option of same type is added it replaces old option, but </<eth=>/>
+#@	is simply added.
+#@	    Script checks what you already have stored in nvram, if you want to
+#@	remove old options type '-r' as first argument. Option '-rn' removes
+#@	all </<eth=>/> variables.
+#@	    If nvram is not empty and setbootopt is called without arguments
+#@	it lists already stored variables.
 
 . /usr/lib/ppcrcd/functions
 

Modified: ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs
==============================================================================
--- ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs	(original)
+++ ppcrcd/trunk/doc/README.progs	Thu Mar 16 15:54:45 2006
@@ -1,28 +1,4 @@
 === PPCRCD-specific programs ===
 
-== saveconfig ==
-Saves all changed files in <*</etc>*> to xmltar-gziped archive. If this succeeds
-tries to guess </<conf=>/> option needed to load configuration on system
-startup, but this isn't very smart so don't trust it too much.
-    Only, and necessary saveconfig's argument is an existing directory, or
-not existing filename in existing directory. In first case, if you
-specify directory, configuration will be saved as '<_<ppcrcd.xmltar.gz>_>'.
+<options "progs">
 
-== setbootopt ==
-This script checks and saves kernel command line options which are
-marked as '</<saveable>/>' to nvram. If it's used for first time, or after
-nvram reseting has to create </<ppcrcd=>/> variable, which can be a little
-dangerous, so advertises about it and creates it if called once again.
-
-Script tries to check correctness of specified options, like checking
-does specified kernel module exist, but if it fails on correctly
-specified option '-f' (force) switch can be used to force adding the
-option.
-    Don't allows saving multiple options of same type, except </<eth=>/>.
-If new option of same type is added it replaces old option, but </<eth=>/>
-is simply added.
-    Script checks what you already have stored in nvram, if you want to
-remove old options type '-r' as first argument. Option '-rn' removes
-all </<eth=>/> variables.
-    If nvram is not empty and setbootopt is called without arguments
-it lists already stored variables,

Modified: ppcrcd/trunk/doc/gendoc.pl
==============================================================================
--- ppcrcd/trunk/doc/gendoc.pl	(original)
+++ ppcrcd/trunk/doc/gendoc.pl	Thu Mar 16 15:54:45 2006
@@ -20,7 +20,8 @@
 			my $varname = $2;
 			$hash->{$varname} .= $_;
 			while ( <F_IN> ) {
-				if ( s/^\s*?#@\s+// ) {
+				if ( s/^\s*?#@// ) {
+					s/^	+// or s/^ +//;
 					$hash->{$varname} .= $_;
 				} else {
 					redo file;