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    Name: Mary Ellen Foster
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    slice2html creates broken links for nested modules

    Thanks so much for the slice2html tool! It's much more convenient than slice2docbook for creating quick API documentation.

    One bug: it seems to create broken links when there is more than one level of module nesting. I was able to reproduce this with a fairly simple test case. Create the following Slice file and run slice2html on it:
    Code:
    module test {
        module sub1 {
            interface Test1 {
                void method1();
            };
        };
    };
    The proper directory structure is created and most of the links work. However, if you open test/sub1.html, it's got "Up" and "Previous" links that both point to "test.html", which doesn't exist; as far as I can tell, the correct link would be "../test.html".

    MEF

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    Name: Michi Henning
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    Hi Mary Ellen, thanks for reporting this.

    We'll have a look at fixing this for the next release.

    Cheers,

    Michi.

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