Once you have the directory structure and content ready, you can use the quhelp program to process the content directory and generate the html online help site. To use the program just call it from the directory where the content and template subdirectories are located or use the -T and -c arguments (see Program Arguments for more info) to specify the directories that should be used for the template and content.
A default setup for a directory with a template and content is:
- directory
- content
- template
Calling quhelp from this directory will create a new directory called output which is the final help site files. The contents of the output directory can be uploaded in a web server or used locally from the file system.
By default a site has the Online Help title. To specify another title use the -t argument like:
quhelp -t "Some other title"
Notice the double quotes: your shell must pass the content inside the quotes as a single string for this to work. Most UNIX shells support this. Under other systems, this depends on the shell.