Hi Jed, let's keep this discussion on the mailinglist.
Am Freitag 20 Februar 2009 19:14:32 schrieb Jed Parsons: > Hi, Burkhard, > > Thanks for your reply to my question on kde-doc-english. You pointed > me to the kdesvn-build help docs. > That's an example how to generate and install a documentation, which is properly accessible in the navigation tree of khelpcenter. The location in the navigation tree depends on the keyword list Categories. > I don't quite understand what you want me to look at. If I am only > writing documentation, and not building anything, is is as simple as > dropping my docbook file in the /usr/share/doc tree? You can add just a docbook named index.docbook to a subdir in /usr/share/doc/kde/HTML/lang (exact location depends on your distro). But then you can access these documentation only in konquerors adress bar with "help:/mydocumentation". And you need some devel stuff like meinproc4 to generate the html at runtime. The documentation is not displayed in the navigation tree of khelpcenter, a desktop file is missing. > Or do I need to > involve the build system in some way? > At least you have to use meinproc4 to generate an index.cache.bz2 and install the documentation with a link to the common doc dir. You have to install a .desktop file with entries like Name/Categories to make the docs accessible in khelpcenter. > In the end, what I want to produce is a local documentation guide that > will be listed in the index near 'Welcome to KDE'. An example how to do this do you find here: http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/KDE/kdebase/runtime/khelpcenter/plugins/Tutorials/ -- Burkhard L?ck
