An old offline HTML preprocessor (which can be used for static site generation), written in Perl and C that is still maintained for legacy reasons, but probably not recommended for new sites.
Currently at least the man pages for wml, wmk, wmd and wmb contain @WML_VERSION@ instead of the WML version number. man ./wml_frontend/wml.1 (after cmake . && make in src/) yields:
WML(1) EN Tools WML(1)
NAME
WML - Website META Language
VERSION
@WML_VERSION@
SYNOPSIS
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I'm not yet sure what's the reason for this, but I suspect that the POD in wm?.srcis taken before any replacement took part.
Seems to be buried somewhere down in the CMake includes.
Currently at least the man pages for wml, wmk, wmd and wmb contain
@WML_VERSION@
instead of the WML version number.man ./wml_frontend/wml.1
(aftercmake . && make
insrc/
) yields:I'm not yet sure what's the reason for this, but I suspect that the POD in
wm?.src
is taken before any replacement took part.Seems to be buried somewhere down in the CMake includes.