How to include src/doc/ROADMAP in our web pages

Hi

attached is a patch for creating htdocs/Goals/roadmap.html.

In order for this to work, you need to have a directory tree
with
sources for NetBSD-current on your machine (only for the
single file
src/doc/ROADMAP :-/) and set CURRENTSRCDIR.htdocs to this
directory
in your /etc/mk.conf.
I did not use NETBSDSRCDIR (from bsd.own.mk) because this
may not be
a src tree for -current. On my machine it contains netbsd-3.

Since src/doc/ROADMAP will remain a simple text file, I
chose <screen>
to include it verbatim in roadmap.xml because it represents
this fact
better than <literallayout>, IMO.

The patch must be applied in /usr/htdocs/Goals/.

Opinions, suggestions?

ciao
     Klaus

At Fri, 9 Jun 2006 01:35:21 +0200,
Klaus Heinz wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> attached is a patch for creating
htdocs/Goals/roadmap.html.
> 
> In order for this to work, you need to have a directory
tree with
> sources for NetBSD-current on your machine (only for
the single file
> src/doc/ROADMAP :-/) and set CURRENTSRCDIR.htdocs to
this directory
> in your /etc/mk.conf.
> I did not use NETBSDSRCDIR (from bsd.own.mk) because
this may not be
> a src tree for -current. On my machine it contains
netbsd-3.
> 
> Since src/doc/ROADMAP will remain a simple text file, I
chose <screen>
> to include it verbatim in roadmap.xml because it
represents this fact
> better than <literallayout>, IMO.

I agree with you.

> The patch must be applied in /usr/htdocs/Goals/.
> 
> Opinions, suggestions?

What about using NETBSDSRCDIR or BSDSRCDIR instead of
CURRENTSRCDIR.htdocs ?
The rest looks pretty reasonable.