On May 7, 2010, at 4:20 AM, IOhannes m zmölnig wrote:
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Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
The problem is that the manual and examples then don't show up in the
new help browser since that stuff is now based on libdirs. So if the
'doc' folder was added to the 'Gem' folder as 'manual' and the
'examples' folder was moved to the 'Gem' folder, then the Gem
standalone
releases would be a pretty solid libdir.
why does it has to be called "manual"?
shouldn't this "manual" path be (manually) settable via the -meta
file?
"manual" is a pretty clear, widely used term for "long-form written
documentation of a particular piece of project".. Why make it
settable? That just adds complexity for no advantage that I can see.
and what is offered by Pd if it was indeed called "manual"?
i suggest to add all the libdirs to the docbrowser.
(and introduce libdir versions...)
I guess you haven't tried the Help Browser in recent Pd-extended
builds, this is implemented, and will be folded into pd-gui-rewrite/0.43
.hc
fmadft
IOhannes
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