* med-xpi-{pack,unpack}:

  - Drop med- prefix.
    - rename man/med-xpi-{pack,unpack}.1 to man/xpi-{pack,unpack}.1
    - rename src/med-xpi-{pack,unpack} to src/xpi-{pack,unpack}
    - update README
    - update src/Makefile
    - update src/xpi.mk

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/README b/README
index 8e4a57e..268dcdf 100644
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -251,7 +251,7 @@ through launchpad.
 XXX: document here!
 
 
-=== med-xpi-unpack ===
+=== xpi-unpack ===
 
 This script unpacks XPI file to the provided output directory. After unpacking
 the XPI file, it will look for JAR files in the output directory. All JAR files
@@ -260,17 +260,17 @@ unpacked to "test.jar!" directory. After unpacking, the script removes all JAR
 files.
 To run it, pass the name of the XPI file, and the name of the output directory:
 
-$ med-xpi-unpack ubufox.xpi output
+$ xpi-unpack ubufox.xpi output
 
 In case some of the parameters are missing, input XPI file doesn't exist, or
 output directory already exists, it will report an error and exit.
 
 
-=== med-xpi-pack ===
+=== xpi-pack ===
 
 This script prepares a XPI file from the provided input directory. First, it
 will look for all unpacked JAR files in the input directory. Directories with
-the unpacked JAR files have the format explained in med-xpi-unpack section. The
+the unpacked JAR files have the format explained in xpi-unpack section. The
 script will pack the contents of the directory to the JAR file, named like the
 JAR directory, with stripped "!" sign. For example, contents of "test.jar!" are
 packed to "test.jar" file. After that, it will remove all JAR directories.
@@ -282,7 +282,7 @@ directories to the XPI file. After XPI file is produced, it will unpack all JAR
 files, in order to leave intact source.
 To run it, pass the name of the input directory, and the name of the XPI file:
 
-$ med-xpi-pack . ubufox.xpi
+$ xpi-pack . ubufox.xpi
 
 In case some of the parameters are missing, or input directory doesn't exist,
 it will report an error and exit.