#### 44.6.3 Listing files to copy to the wrap directory

To list files for DITA2Go to copy to the wrap directory (for example):

    [Automation]
    WrapAndShip=Yes
    ; WrapCopyFiles = list of files to copy, separated by spaces
    WrapCopyFiles = *.htm *.js

The file specifications you assign to WrapCopyFiles must be separated by spaces, but no spaces are allowed within a file specification. You can use wildcards in file specifications. File specifications can include absolute or relative paths to indicate where files should be copied from; the default is from the project directory, and relative paths are relative to the project directory. The destination is always the WrapPath directory; see §44.6.1 Specifying a wrap directory.

Note: WrapCopyFiles takes effect not only when WrapAndShip=Yes, but also when one of the following is true for the output type specified:

HTML Help: [Automation]CompileHelp=Yes

WinHelp: [Automation]CompileHelp=Yes

JavaHelp: [JavaHelpOptions]FTSCommand=path/to/indexer

Oracle Help: [OracleHelpOptions]FTSCommand=path/to/indexer

See §44.10 Gathering and processing Help-system files.

If no setting for WrapCopyFiles is present, certain files are copied by default from the project directory to the wrap directory. Table 44-1 lists the files that are copied by default for each output type.

Table 44-1 Default files copied from project directory to wrap directory

Output type | Files copied by default from project to WrapPath directory
HTML, XHTML, XML |
    *.htm *.html *.xhtm *.xhtml *.xml *.js *.dtd *.mod *.ent
    *.xsd
DITA |
    *.dita *.ditamap *.bookmap *.dtd *.mod *.ent *.xsd
Eclipse Help |
    *.htm *.js *.xml
HTML Help |
    *.htm *.js *.hh? *.h
OmniHelp |
    *.htm *.js
WinHelp |
    *.rtf *.hpj *.cnt *.h
Word |
    *.rtf

Note: Never move output files; the originals must remain in the project directory to permit links to work from other files (whenever you convert less than a full document) and from other projects (always).

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Parent Topic: 44.6 Assembling files for distribution

Sibling Topics:

44.6.1 Specifying a wrap directory

44.6.2 Emptying the wrap directory before copying

44.6.4 Understanding when to use other file copy settings

44.6.5 Understanding which files are copied from where

44.6.6 Listing extracurricular files to put in the wrap directory

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