I haven't confirmed it yet but I suspect that as the grass man pages
shouldn't be available until one has entered grass, the man pages
won't get indexed the whatis/apropos database, say in a debian package
or rpm of grass. Thus one would miss out when doing
$ apropos coordinates
mapproject (1) - Forward and Inverse map transformation of 2-D coordinates
project (1) - project data along a line or great circle... translate coordinates.
and only see say the gmt man pages.
P.S. maybe grass's man pages should bear (1grass) as the section
number instead of (1). [Same goes for gmt's].
Anyway, apropos(1) should be a consideration of a package maintainer.
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On Sun, Dec 01, 2002 at 05:46:52AM +0800, Dan Jacobson wrote:
I haven't confirmed it yet but I suspect that as the grass man pages
shouldn't be available until one has entered grass, the man pages
won't get indexed the whatis/apropos database, say in a debian package
or rpm of grass. Thus one would miss out when doing
$ apropos coordinates
mapproject (1) - Forward and Inverse map transformation of 2-D coordinates
project (1) - project data along a line or great circle... translate coordinates.
and only see say the gmt man pages.
I have written such a script. Let me know if you want to try it
(it's slow and could be improved
P.S. maybe grass's man pages should bear (1grass) as the section
number instead of (1). [Same goes for gmt's].
Anyway, apropos(1) should be a consideration of a package maintainer.
Please post wishes to the wish system.
Markus