Double HTML encoding of & when generating the manual

Hi folks, Finally we succeeded to generate the manual in bulgarian language. The missing point was to configure it with full path to the PHP source: ./configure --with-lang=bg --with-source=/usr/local/src/php-5.2.0 Otherwise it was always failing to generate the htmls. I don't know why that's needed, but anyhow... probably it's not a bad idea to mention it somewhere in the docs: http://doc.php.net/php/en/dochowto/chapter-makefile.php Now we're experiencing another problem. It appears that the '&' (ampersand) sign is converted to '&amp;', and thus the combination of &#60;, which means '<', becomes &amp;#60;, so all the opening (<?) and closing (?>) tags and other '<', '>' signs in the documentation examples are incorrect. Take a look here: http://php.saparev.com/control-structures.for.html We also found that it's generated correctly while 'make html' is in progress, but at the end something alters all the htmls. So, I suppose one of the two (probably the first one) is messing the things: /usr/bin/php -q ./scripts/html_syntax.php html html/ /usr/bin/php -q ./scripts/rtlpatch/hackmanuallang.php en Any ideas how to solve the issue, without commenting/debugging these two scripts? P.S.: Also, the name of our mailing list (phpdoc-bg) on that page: http://doc.php.net/php/dochowto/chapter-maillist.php is wrong. The language is not Belgian, but Bulgarian. Thanks. ;) Best regards, -- Kouber Saparev http://kouber.saparev.com