'noprocess' works now recursively with directories.

[autodist.git] / apps / autodist / doc / autodist.texi

diff --git a/apps/autodist/doc/autodist.texi b/apps/autodist/doc/autodist.texi
index 93f01beee37716992357b9fdfec1cdd9e77e50b6..e7542e367a87783bd8bf10d5937b6d96441a6e82 100644 (file)
--- a/apps/autodist/doc/autodist.texi
+++ b/apps/autodist/doc/autodist.texi
@@ -789,24 +789,22 @@ This will exclude the file 'README' and anything that match 'doc/client*'.
 
 @section Directive: noprocess <filename> [...]
 
-The 'noprocess' directive can be used to tell Autodist specificly not to
-process a file.  The Autodist will not process the file during
-preparation or during distribution packaging.  This directive is optional.
-One or more file can be specified in the 'noprocess' directive.  Zero or
-more 'noprocess' directives can be used in distribution.  The <filename>
-can be a single file or a regular expression that will match several files.
-Note that, in current Autodist version 'noprocess' cannot be used to
-specify directories.
+The 'noprocess' directive can be used to tell Autodist specificly not to 
+process files or directories.  The Autodist will not process the files 
+during preparation or during distribution packaging.  This directive is 
+optional.  One or more files can be specified in the 'noprocess' 
+directive.  Zero or more 'noprocess' directives can be used in 
+distribution.  The <filename> can be a single file, a single directory or 
+a regular expression that will match several files and/or directories.
 
 Example:
 @example
 noprocess autodist.texi
-noprocess apps/foo/*
+noprocess apps/foo/
 @end example
 
-Autodist will not process 'autodist.texi' file, and any file that match
-'apps/foo/*'.  Note that, any subdirectory under 'apps/foo/' will not
-match, and will be processed.
+Autodist will not process 'autodist.texi' file, and any files and 
+directories under 'apps/foo/'.
 
 Also note that, 'noprocess' directive cannot be used to disallow 
 processing of any file with '.ad' suffix.