Hi! > In article <cvsgoba979842990@cvsserver>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Index: phpdoc/hu/make_chm_index_hu.html diff -u > > is there a reason this file can't be generated, or is it just that nobody > has gotten around to it? I made a 'fancy manual generation' script. Look into make_chm.README for details. Nearly all tasks of make_chm_fancy.php can be done with a DSSSL style sheet, but I am not 'DSSSL compatible', so made a conversion script from the DSSSL html output -> fancy HTML. The fancy HTML is used for the generation of .chm (Windows HTML Help) files. With the fancy method, the .chm files look much professional (at least I think so). I thought we should use a special index.html for the .chm versions, which is the front page of the .chm manuals. It looks much better I think with that layout. I spent two days with finalizing the fancy method, activating the special WinHelp functions, and testing, so was tired to make some automation to generate the make_chm_index_lang.html files. Currently two .html files are there: make_chm_index_en.html and make_chm_index_hu.html (in the respective locations). I thought that the frontpage of the manual rarely changes, so it is not a problem, to make these static. Also there is some special content (translators name, language editor, and some language specific text) in these html files. I thought there is no standard way of including these plus information in the docs. Maybe I am wrong. If you can find some automation method to make these files, I would be happy to hear that. My goal is to make the .chm version the best format for windows users. Try to build a normal and a fancy .chm file (see make_chm.README for details), and you will see, why I chosse the way to have a special index file. You need MS Windows and MS HTML Help Workshop to do the test... Goba __________________________________________________________________ Hungarian PHP Manual :: Hungarian PHP Mirror :: http://hu.php.net/ The starintg-point for Hungarian webmasters :: http://weblabor.hu/
