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NAME
       mdoc export-html - Convert mdoc(5) XML to HTML.

SYNOPSIS
       mdoc export-html [OPTION]* DIRECTORIES

DESCRIPTION
       mdoc export-html creates HTML files from the mdoc(5)-formatted documen-
       tation XML files within DIRECTORIES.

OPTIONS
       --default-template
              Writes the default XSLT used to stdout.

       --ext=EXTENSION
              The file extension to use for created files.

              This defaults to html.

       --force-update
              Always generate new files.  If not specified, will only generate
              a new output file if the source documentation file is newer than
              the target output file.

       -o, --out=DIRECTORY
              Write the created files within directory DIRECTORY.

       --template=FILE
              An XSLT file to use to generate the created files.

              If not specified, uses the template produced by --dump-template.

              See the TEMPLATE FORMAT section below for more information.

       --with-profile=PROFILE
              Only process types and members within the .NET profile  PROFILE.
              May  be  specified  multiple times.  If not specified, all types
              and members, regardless of version, are processed.

              Valid profiles are:
                   monotouch
                   net_1_0
                   net_1_1
                   net_2_0
                   net_3_0
                   net_3_5
                   net_4_0
                   silverlight

       --with-version=VERSION
              Only process types and members within the assembly version  VER-
              SION.   May  be specified multiple times.  If not specified, all
              types and members, regardless of version, are processed.

              VERSION is an assembly version, e.g. 2.0.5.0.

       -h, -?, --help
              Display a help message and exit.

TEMPLATE FORMAT
       The template file is an XSLT which needs to process the following input
       XML document:

         <Page>
           <CollectionTitle>Collection Title</CollectionTitle>
           <PageTitle>Page Title</PageTitle>
           <Summary>Page Summary</Summary>
           <Signature>Type Declaration</Signature>
           <Remarks>Type Remarks</Remarks>
           <Members>Type Members</Members>
           <Copyright>Documentation Copyright</Copyright>
         </Page>

       The  generated HTML also makes use of several CSS classes.  You can ei-
       ther use the create-default-style named template found within the --de-
       fault-template  output  to generate these classes, or explicitly define
       the following CSS classes:

              .CollectionTitle

              .PageTitle

              .Summary

              .Signature

              .Remarks

              .Members

              .Copyright

              .Section

              .SectionBox

              .NamespaceName

              .NamespaceSummary

              .MemberName

              .MemberSignature

              .MemberBox

              .Subsection

              .SubsectionBox

              .SignatureTable

              .EnumerationsTable

              .CodeExampleTable

              .MembersListing

              .TypesListing

              .InnerSignatureTable

              .TypePermissionsTable

HTML LINKS
       All members within the HTML file have an id attribute to permit linking
       to  a  specific member.  The value of the id attribute is the String ID
       of the specified member.

       See the CREF FORMAT section of mdoc(5) for more information.

MAILING LISTS
       Visit http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-docs-list  for  de-
       tails.

WEB SITE
       Visit  http://www.mono-project.com/docs/tools+libraries/tools/mdoc/ for
       details

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