Hi, Maybe it would be possible to parse it and convert to docbook and generate the *html files, or even try to generate our own docs in some way like that.
Regards, Carlos. El jue, 12-02-2004 a las 17:41, Peter Williams escribió: > On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 16:51, John Luke wrote: > > Assuming you were asking this because you can't/don't want to use > > monodoc. It would be insanely easy for someone to write a small SWF (or > > any other toolkit) frontend for monodoc using monodoc.dll. Perhaps when > > the mono SWF implementation begins working again someone could do that > > as a test. Also, you could use the XSL files (ex. > > monodoc/browser/mono-ecma.xsl) to transform all the XML files to HTML > > with a script. > > Well, *if* monodoc.exe is an option, there's some way to get it to spit > out HTML -- see the 'mod' shell script that it installs (which is sort > of like 'man' for monodoc pages.) > > Peter -- -------------------------------------------------- /* The definition of myself */ using Cortez; using GeniusIntelligence; public class Carlos : Human, IGenius, ILinuxUser { static void Main () { Me.Think(); } } -------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list