Goran Rakic wrote: > And about your idea of using output from xsltproc as input in another > processing, I think that would be too expensive, witout any reason > except list of languages. Everything else can be done in XSLT, just I > don't know how to do it. :)
Can't you drop sth like lang.xml in /docitem/version/ that would be created when you generate doc ? And load it with AJAX ? > The problem is that API references usually share same DOCITEM with user > docs, so I decided to group them under api directory (see > http://library.gnome.org/api/). I'm not sure that it is the best > solution. Maybe we can put all developers docs at > http://developer.gnome.org and keep only users and admins docs at > http://library.gnome.org to avoid name collisions? What you and others > think about that? Developer documentation on library.gnome.org, current layout is not perfect but works ok. > [...] > > This is how I planned to do it, but never did. :) Are you interested to > implement this functionality? Do you think there is a better way to > organize things? Are infos inside docitem object enough and should map > of localized title/abstract tuples be part of docitem object as well or > every document should provide index.LANG.xml file? I think I can do it (once I get a copy of the current directory structure (or part of it since I am low on bandwidth and disk space); this would also be raw HTML files which will be processed by a similar XSLT as the other documents to provider header/footer, ? > There is no way how you can build API documentation from Subversion > checkout, without having full dependencies installed on server and > running configure script and GNU make. I know this :) But I had forgotten that tarballs shipped with generated documentation. > Maybe we can have meeting on IRC (#docs on irc.gimp.org) at Sunday, > April 22, starting at 18:00UTC? If you agree, be free to advertise it on > http://live.gnome.org/DocumentationProject/DocTeamMeetings and p.g.o. Fine by me; I'll do that. Frederic _______________________________________________ gnome-web-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-web-list
