'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> [...]
 
 
 @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
 
 Example:
 @example
 noprocess autodist.texi

-noprocess apps/foo/*
+noprocess apps/foo/

 @end example
 
 @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.
 
 Also note that, 'noprocess' directive cannot be used to disallow 
 processing of any file with '.ad' suffix.