Hei,
I would like to know some tools too that are used by others. As OpenJUMP
is also lacking a help system (still...).
Things that heard of are:
- docbook
- elml.ch (though not thought for documentation directly but it exports
to several formats: pdf/html as it is xml based)
- the Sextante built-in help, which is html based too (not sure how much
it is tied to java and how easy it is too maintain, but it is a good start).
So Daniel A. if you found something useful, pls. let me/us know. Though
- you may have different options with .Net
stefan
Dan Putler wrote:
Hi Dan,
PAGC has its documentation written in text files with markdown markup,
which is then converted into various formats (html and PDF via LaTeX in
particular) using pandoc: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
I know gdal uses restructured text in a similar way.
Dan
On 06/01/2010 10:00 AM, Daniel Ames wrote:
Do any of you have a preferred open source help authoring tool? We're
looking for something to document our projects on web pages -
something better than wiki - and also to download and install with
software. Must be cross platform, etc. I'd like to use whatever others
are using in the OSGeo community for consistency... - Dan
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Associate Professor, Geosciences
Idaho State University - Idaho Falls
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