> Why not to put DSSSL and XSL stylesheets into the phpdoc repository, > much like the DTDs? Style sheets are much more subject to changes > and this way we can avoid problems with style sheet version > differences on the testing and generation machines. I lately updated > the style sheets on my machine, and I have problems with xsl sheets, > as some internally incompatible changes were made, so I need to update > the customizations to reflect new style sheet inner workings...
It would still be nice to receive some feedback on this subject. After experimenting with the XSL sheets for a long time, I know that there can be many incompatibility problems, if we rely on a specific style sheet version on the client system while writing the cutomization layer. So it would be more convinient to put up the used official version of the XSL sheets, and update when needed. This way we can control the used version, and avoid many problems. While the phpdoc environment installation would be even more easier for newcommers (though a bigger cvs checkout for the first time)... Goba -- PHP Documentation Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
