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* doc: some 'chat list' related help improvementsdequis2016-09-20-1/+2
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* configure: allow specifying location of python executabledequis2015-06-04-0/+3
| | | | | Because openbsd/netbsd don't have a 'python' in the PATH unless the user creates the symlink explicitly.
* Allow building docs from any directorydequis2015-06-04-0/+4
| | | | | Also just remove the .git check completely - just rely on make skipping it if it exists already.
* genhelp.py: take input/output parametersdequis2015-05-17-5/+11
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* genhelp.py: Comments!dequis2015-05-16-9/+66
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* Add python script to generate help.txt, replacing xslt stuffdequis2015-05-16-0/+165
This would mean changing one build dependency for another, but one that is way more common at least. (Fun fact: the xslt stuff depends on perl) It generates *almost* the same thing as the xslt - a bit better if you ask me, since it correctly handles a few <emphasis> tags in the middle of the text, which were previously stripped. One example of that is: Favo<emphasis>u</emphasis>rite the given user [...] Outputs "Favo\x02u\x02rite" with this script, "Favorite" with the xslt. (That's actually an accidental feature) The script works in python2 and python3 and only uses the stdlib