[izpack-devel] Documentation patches &
Scott Plante
splante at insightsys.com
Wed Apr 25 17:12:26 CEST 2007
Hi All,
I made the mistake of updating the XML files before being told they're
no longer being used, and that the HTML files are the ones to update.
Doesn't it make sense to go ahead and 'svn rm' the unused XML help files?
On the wiki subject, I don't know if that would help much if you still
limit the people who can update it as you do with the svn. You could
just update the web from the svn automatically on a regular basis. If
you did do the wiki, perhaps it would make sense to do as PostgreSQL
does with their web docs: some can update the actual docs, but all can
add comments at the bottom of each page. They post each version's docs
and you can view them online with or without comments, or download a
PDF. I've added comments before, but I don't know how they do their main
updates. I'd guess they use some open source system, but it's not
immediately obvious what that is. It seems like a good system, but I
don't know how difficult it is to set up.
By the way, I submitted the attached patch to node9.html a couple of
months ago and it doesn't look like it ever got applied. If it got
overlooked, I understand how that can happen. If there's a problem with
it, I'd like to get some feedback as to why it wasn't correct or suitable.
Scott
See: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/manuals/
P.S. Patch created with 'svn diff -r HEAD node9.html
>/tmp/node9.html.patch'
Please let me know if that isn't the best way to submit them.
P.S.S. Thanks for the new izpack.org domain--it's a great thing for the
community.
--
Scott Plante, CTO
Insight Systems, Inc.
(+1) 404 873 0058 x104
splante at insightsys.com
http://zyross.com
Loic wrote:
> Hi Klaus (& list),
>
> As promised, attached are the patches for the documentation, related
> to my patch on shortcutspecs posted yesterday.
> I am no expert in docbook so I updated both xml and html files. Maybe
> you'll want to use the xml file to regenereate the html one instead of
> patching it ?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Loïc
> P.S. : switching this thread to izpack-devel as the patches seem to be
> best suited here than on izpack-users. Sorry for cross-posting the
> patch to both lists yesterday, but I felt I needed to close my
> question from the day before there.
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