> Ah.. this is the age old problem.... If you write stuff for use by > developers then who are the developers and who are the users.... > > When I say "Developer's guide" I mean "Developers of Lucene". When I > say "Users" I mean developers/developer-like-people who "use" Lucene but > do not necessarily directly assist in the Development of Lucene > regardless of whether they develop with Lucene. Does that make sense? > > Perhaps "Guide for Developing on the Lucene Project" would be more > clear...but..a bit long. :-)
"Developer" and "user" are just ambiguous terms here, so lets drop them. How about "maintainers" for developers _of_ Lucene? How about: - Lucene Maintainers Guide (or "Internals Guide") for us; - internals, building, coding conventions, etc - Developing projects with Lucene - for our users. - how to create and maintain indexes, index documents, search - A one-page "end-user's guide" documenting the syntax of the query parser in plain english. "End-User Documentation." -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
