Closed hornekyle closed 9 years ago
I suspect that the problem occurs due to ford/output.py:64, which is the following: ford.pagetree.set_base_url('.,')
Surely this should be '..'?
After patching my local copy of ford/output.py:64 from:
ford.pagetree.set_base_url('.,')
to
ford.pagetree.set_base_url('..')
the problem seems to be fixed.
That is correct. I did a major refactoring of output.py and obviously made a typo. The fix will be in the next release.
On 29/08/15 02:32 PM, Kyle Horne wrote:
After patching my local copy of ford/output.py:64 from:
ford.pagetree.set_base_url('.,')
to
ford.pagetree.set_base_url('..')
the problem seems to be fixed.
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When I try to navigate from a source file's documentation to the README link in the top navigation bar the path is invalid, using ., instead of .. for a relative path change.