Hello all. This is my first time back at Perl-Beginners in about a year. Is there a fairly easy way to create context-sensitive help using perl? I've just been asked to create documentation for a web-based software application (I think it was developed in Perl). I know I'm going to create traditional type of documentation for this application (some using Perl CGI), but I once helped created online help using JavaHelp and XML. I thought it would be good if I could ALSO come up with a perl-based documentation system that's embedded in the application.
I have found documents on Tk-ContextHelp, but I couldn't tell how difficult it would be to create. (I didn't have to learn much Java or XML to create Help using JavaHelp-- it was really easy to do). I have pretty basic Perl skills, but I have enough skill to be able to find programs and then tweak them to do whatever I need (usually concerning websites and interactive documentation). Also-- what does the Help window look like? Is it a pop-up window, with expandable menu topics like JavaHelp and RoboHelp? Thanks, Deborah -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://learn.perl.org/> <http://learn.perl.org/first-response>
