docs: fix links between absolute? and relative?
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@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ has some functions to work with the <code>PATH</code> environment variable.</p>
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<p>checks whether a path is absolute.</p>
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<p>checks whether a path is absolute.</p>
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<p>As such, it is the inverse to <a href="#relative">relative</a>.</p>
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<p>As such, it is the inverse to <a href="#relative?">relative?</a>.</p>
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@@ -342,7 +342,7 @@ is none.</p>
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<p>checks whether a path is relative.</p>
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<p>checks whether a path is relative.</p>
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<p>As such, it is the inverse to <a href="#absolute">absolute</a>.</p>
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<p>As such, it is the inverse to <a href="#absolute?">absolute?</a>.</p>
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gendocs.carp
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gendocs.carp
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(load "path.carp")
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(load "path.carp")
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(defndynamic gendocs []
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(Project.config "title" "path")
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(do
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(Project.config "docs-directory" "./docs/")
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(Project.config "title" "path")
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(Project.config "docs-logo" "")
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(Project.config "docs-directory" "./docs/")
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(Project.config "docs-styling" "style.css")
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(Project.config "docs-logo" "")
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(Project.config "docs-generate-index" false)
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(Project.config "docs-styling" "style.css")
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(save-docs Path)
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(Project.config "docs-generate-index" false)
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(save-docs Path)))
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(gendocs)
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(quit)
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(quit)
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ It assumes either Windows or POSIX-style separators.")
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(defmodule Path
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(defmodule Path
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(doc absolute? "checks whether a path is absolute.
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(doc absolute? "checks whether a path is absolute.
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As such, it is the inverse to [relative](#relative).")
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As such, it is the inverse to [relative?](#relative?).")
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(doc separator "is the default separator we use on this OS.")
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(doc separator "is the default separator we use on this OS.")
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(doc separators "is the possible separators we could use on this OS.")
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(doc separators "is the possible separators we could use on this OS.")
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(doc search-path-separator "is the separator for the `PATH` environment
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(doc search-path-separator "is the separator for the `PATH` environment
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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ variable we use on this OS.")
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(doc relative? "checks whether a path is relative.
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(doc relative? "checks whether a path is relative.
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As such, it is the inverse to [absolute](#absolute).")
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As such, it is the inverse to [absolute?](#absolute?).")
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(defn relative? [p] (not (absolute? p)))
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(defn relative? [p] (not (absolute? p)))
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(doc separator? "checks whether the character `c` is a path separator on this
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(doc separator? "checks whether the character `c` is a path separator on this
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