webwml/db.debian.org/Make.lang

# The LANGUAGE variable needs to be set for each language.
# LANGUAGECAP is just the capitalization of LANGUAGE (this is needed for wml slices)
LANGUAGE=en
LANGUAGECAP=EN

# The '-q' forces wml to be quiet. Very useful in scripts.
# It is sometimes useful to add '--epilog=weblint' to check for errors
# in the html generated.
# Other languages may want to change the wml command to execute programs
# that get run before or after wml. For example,
#    WML="wml -q --prolog="/usr/bin/tcs <options here>" \
#                --epilog="/usr/bin/tcs <options here> > $(@D)/$(@F)" \
#                -o $(@F)
# If you use --epilog as above, then you will want to add a line to
# Make.templ.inc to remove $(@F) after WML is done.
WMLOPTIONS=-q
WMLOUTFILE=$(@F)
WMLPROLOG=
WMLEPILOG=
WML=wml $(WMLOPTIONS) -o UNDEFu$(LANGUAGECAP):$(WMLOUTFILE) $(WMLPROLOG) $(WMLEPILOG)

1	# The LANGUAGE variable needs to be set for each language.
2	# LANGUAGECAP is just the capitalization of LANGUAGE (this is needed for wml slices)
3	LANGUAGE=en
4	LANGUAGECAP=EN
5
6	# The '-q' forces wml to be quiet. Very useful in scripts.
7	# It is sometimes useful to add '--epilog=weblint' to check for errors
8	# in the html generated.
9	# Other languages may want to change the wml command to execute programs
10	# that get run before or after wml. For example,
11	# WML="wml -q --prolog="/usr/bin/tcs <options here>" \
12	# --epilog="/usr/bin/tcs <options here> > $(@D)/$(@F)" \
13	# -o $(@F)
14	# If you use --epilog as above, then you will want to add a line to
15	# Make.templ.inc to remove $(@F) after WML is done.
16	WMLOPTIONS=-q
17	WMLOUTFILE=$(@F)
18	WMLPROLOG=
19	WMLEPILOG=
20	WML=wml $(WMLOPTIONS) -o UNDEFu$(LANGUAGECAP):$(WMLOUTFILE) $(WMLPROLOG) $(WMLEPILOG)
21