The last line of the ebuild is not quite right. use doc && dohtml -r docs/html/. || die "dohtml failed" If doc is not set, then the die statement is run. Perhaps the following would work: use doc && ( dohtml -r docs/html/. || die "dohtml failed" )
How about if use doc ; then dohtml -r docs/html/. || die "dohtml failed" fi ;)
(In reply to comment #1) > How about > > if use doc ; then > dohtml -r docs/html/. || die "dohtml failed" > fi > > ;) > I imagine that this would fix it too. I've tested the first version and it workd just fine with doc set or unset.
Multiple same-priority level operators on the same line does not help human-readability ;)
*** Bug 163526 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
fixed in cvs, thanks for reporting.
Verified working, closing; thanks all for reporting, proposing a solution, and fixing in cvs. I've some phone trouble, actually I can't stay online more than 10 seconds per hour due to no carrier signal, maybe I'll be away until monday.