This script provides an automated way of adding and updating links from help for native functions to help for UDF Management
groups and functions. 

The script searches for links to UDF Management and function .htm files that can be placed in Related section
of native function .txt files.

The code and settings have been tested extensively with 3.3.13.20 .txt files. 

The main script is driven by settings in the Settings .au3 file. There are no settings in the main au3 file (except 
those in the initialization dialog), and almost no code in the main au3 file.

The main script reads the .hhc files and updates txtFunctions\*.txt files

Documentation is provided in both the main au3 file and, for settings, in the Settings au3 file.

Thanks to Melba23, the main script calls on his script (also in the zip) for multi-column sorting.

The search settings, as delivered, work well, so they can be expected to work well for 3.3.15.x. If tuning is desired, 
only the Settings file needs to be changed.

In the zip file, the top-level directory is english. It expects the subdirectories to be those in the current beta 
docs.zip file.

Various reports are produced, which provide information on what the script intends to link to what, and why. 
The final report tells what links the script has inserted into .txt files.

There are two actions which are set in the initialization dialog:

- Update, which updates links in native .txt files, adding and removing them per the search

- Remove, which removes all links to libfunctions from the .txt files.

The script asks for confirmation regarding 

- whether the action set in the dialog is the desired one, and

- for the Update action, whether to go ahead and add or remove links.

I see this script being run before the build process.

Maintenance is expected to be minimal.

As delivered, the script, with the Settings, links about 300 native .txt files to about 2500 UDF files.

I see this script as beneficial to many, including me. (I am notoriously bad at finding things!)

Bug reports and suggestions are welcome.


c.haslam