I did this with the PHP-GTK doc's for a while until I optimised the stylesheets enough that build times were quicker (Although it could probably do with it again now). I had one stylesheet which would take an argument of the id to build and it would load the entire xml file then just output that file (Good for checking documentation youve just done), the other option I had was to pass it ID's and it would only process those ID's (This was actually a stypesheet that I had a template for then used sed and awk to fill in the blanks). There were some problems with the output at times but nothing a bit more work couldnt fix.
James -----Original Message----- From: Gabor Hojtsy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 30 March 2002 16:50 To: cece@balaton; PHPDOC Subject: Re: [PHP-DOC] "optimizing" doc builds? > An idea: > What about splitting out the doc builder? > > - Run one-html, multi-html and online docs builder frequently > (day-by-day all language). > - Pdf and other builders may run weekly > > Or can we do a format priority list based on popularity? Nice idea. ;) I have also thought about a system, where we can only rebuild the files changed. Though I cannot think of any good method where we can preserve the autonumbering, links to other files, etc. Goba
