textproc/docproj 4.1.9_1

Add textproc/xhtml dependency.

Add scr2png since it is now needed for the handbook build.

Add dependency on libxslt/xsltproc.  Bump PORTREVISION.

Note that the dependenc list should be kept in sync with src/release/Makefile.inc.docports.

Pull out the dependency on DocBook 3.1, since none of the docs now require it.  Bump PORTVERSION.

Depend on peps instead of eps2png -- peps produces better output (inc. anti-aliasing) than eps2png.  Bump PORTREVISION accordingly.

Use links instead of w3m.  Select OpenJade automatically if building on an Alpha.

Depend on specific versions of the DocBook DTD.  Bump the port version accordingly.

Bump PORTVERSION to reflect extra dependencies.

Add graphics/eps2png and graphics/netpbm as dependencies.  These are required in order to process the graphics.

More style fixes for ports/textproc.

Tweak the openjade definition a bit and use lynx if building on the Alpha.

Submitted by:	obrien

Add a knob for openjade.

Ok'd by:	nik

Update with the new PORTNAME/PORTVERSION variables

Explicitly depend on the catalog file created by the textproc/docbook port, and not just the directory.  This should *really* fix the bug I thought I'd fixed in 1.18.

Since jade is a superset of the sp port, we really don't both in this port.  I've done a complete doc build and all's well.  This has the added benefit that we can now resume building -current snapshots of FreeBSD/Alpha with full docs, because the sp port is broken badly on the Alpha.

PR:		12674
Submitted by:	JOhn Baldwin <jobaldwi@vt.edu>

Prefer w3m over lynx, it's table handling is superior.

Explicitly specify DocBook 3.1, rather than the meta-port.  This triggered
a rather interesting bug on a completely clean machine, where the
sgmlformat port, depending on DocBook 3.0, installed enough DocBook that
the

    ${PREFIX}/share/sgml/docbook:${PORTSDIR}/textproc/docbook

dependency line was satisfied, and DocBook 3.1 was never installed.  This
was noticed by Mark Ovens <mark@ukug.uk.freebsd.org>, who helped me track
it down.

$Id$ -> $FreeBSD$

Use lynx instead of lynx-current.

Submitted by:	nik
Prompted by:	broken lynx-current

Don't be verbose for ``make fetch''.

Approved by:	nik, jkh

Bump the version number to reflect the changed dependencies.

Depend on the textproc/docbook meta-port, instead of explicitly listing the version number as docbook-300.

I assume Nik meant "textproc/docbook-300" when he wrote "textproc/docbook/3.0". :)

Be more explicit about the dependencies.  This doesn't actually change them, but helps document them a little better.  Previously there chains of dependencies two or three ports long, which was a little counter-intuitive.

Add a dependency on lynx.  Pointed out by Wolfram.

Move pkg/JADETEX to files/JADETEX.

This was just a bit _too_ willing to blow up and killed the readmes. Make more selective about targets to yell about.

Port now requires the JADETEX variable to be either "yes" or "no". If "yes" then a dependency on print/jadetex is included (which in turn pulls in all 30MB of TeTeX). If no then it is ignored. There is no default.

If ${JADETEX} is unset then pkg/JADETEX is shown to the user.

Set IS_INTERACTIVE to indicate this in the Makefile.

Add tidy (www/tidy) and the HTML stylesheets (textproc/html) to the dependencies list.

Prompted by: Jordan (for the stylesheets)

Whoops, the last change to BUILD_DEPENDS was bogus.  Revert.

This doesn't actually build anything with RUN_DEPENDS.  Use BUILD_DEPENDS

Add a PKGNAME for version tracking.

NO_PATCH is a no-op.  By the way, didn't NO_INSTALL work for you?

Meta-port for tools used by the Documentation project.

PR:		ports/7087
Submitted by:	nik@freebsd.org