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Clarify the intro to the build.py commands in the README

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Robin Dunn
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Important build.py commands Important build.py commands
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The following commands are required to be able to build Phoenix from scratch. The following ``build.py`` commands are required to be able to build Phoenix
In other words, from a pristine source tree with none of the generated code from scratch. In other words, from a pristine source tree with none of the
present yet. They can be run individually or you can specify all of them on a generated code present yet. They can be run individually or you can specify
single command line, in the order given. Once a command has succeded in one run all of them on a single command line, in the order given. Once a command has
of build.py there is no need to run that command again in a later run, unless succeded in one run of build.py there is no need to run that command again in
you've changed something which that command has the responsibility to a later run, unless you've changed something which that command has the
process. responsibility to process. Many of the commands require the results of the
earlier commands, so at least the first time you run the build you will need
to use all 4 of the commands (or their equivalents for composite commands) in
the given order.
* **dox**: Builds the XML files from the wxWidgets documentation source, * **dox**: Builds the XML files from the wxWidgets documentation source,
which will be used as input for the etg command. which will be used as input for the etg command.