my $line;
# BIG FAT WARNING : THIS HACK IS DEPENDANT OF THE DOXYGEN VERSION AND OUR TEXT (because of the string we are looking for, that is changing with doxygen version, either h1 or div class="title" ... So we're forced to use titles defined in doc files...
while ($line = <IN>) {
- last if (($line =~ /Reference publications about SimGrid/) or ($line =~ /Publications about the SimGrid framework/) or ($line =~ /Papers that use SimGrid-generated results/) or ($line =~ /Our own papers that use SimGrid-generated results/));
+ $line =~ s/<h1>/<h1 align="center">/g;
+ last if (($line =~ /Reference publications about SimGrid/)
+ or ($line =~ /Publications about the SimGrid framework/)
+ or ($line =~ /Papers that use SimGrid-generated results/)
+ or ($line =~ /Our own papers that use SimGrid-generated results/));
print OUT $line;
}
# LBO : ugly way to separate doc in 2 separate stuff ...
$tmp_buff .= ' <li><a href="https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/?group_id=12"><span>Download</span></a></li>'."\n";
- $tmp_buff .= ' <li><a href="documentation.php"><span>Online documentation</span></a></li>'."\n";
+ $tmp_buff .= ' <li><a href="documentation.html"><span>Online documentation</span></a></li>'."\n";
$tmp_buff .= ' <li><a href="publis.html"><span>Publications</span></a></li>'."\n";
$tmp_buff .= ' <li><a href="people.html"><span>People</span></a></li>'."\n";
$tmp_buff .= ' <li><a href="history.html"><span>History</span></a></li>'."\n";
s|<li class="current"><a href="annotated.html"><span>Data Structures</span></a></li>\n||g;
s|Related Pages<|Documentation Index<|g;
s|<div id="navrow|<div align="center" id="navrow|g;
+ s|<div class="headertitle">|<div class="headertitle" align="center">|g;
print TO $_;
}
close FROM;