2011/4/28 Hannes Magnusson <hannes.magnus...@gmail.com> > On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 08:27, Yannick Torrès <yannick.tor...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hi Hannes, > > > > 2011/4/27 Hannes Magnusson <hannes.magnus...@gmail.com> > >> > >> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 14:58, Hannes Magnusson > >> <hannes.magnus...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> > All this takes us alot closer to be able to provide "live preview" in > >> > PhD OE.. > >> > The "whole shebang" (configure.php, phd indexing, phd rendering) for > >> > one book (mysqli, for example) takes my laptop less then 7seconds[1] > >> > :D > >> > >> > >> Quick follow up.. Did some more optimizations... 25% extra :) > >> The book.mysqli now takes 4second on my laptop. > >> > >> After that, I realized rendering one page would obviously be quicker > >> so I tried that out.. > >> > >> > >> $ rm -rf output; time ( php doc-base/configure.php > >> --generate=en/reference/mysqli/mysqli/real-escape-string.xml ; php > >> ~/Work/OSS/php/phd/render.php --package PHP --format php -d > >> doc-base/.manual.xml ) > > > > I haven't play so much with phd.. ;) > > > > Could you give me some information about this command line ? > > The --generate option to configure.php generates a <set> wrapper for > the file you specify as an argument. > The resulting .manual.xml will have one container chunk (index) and > then the file you passed as an argument. > > The "php ~/Work.../render.php" should be replaced with "phd", I was > just using phd from svn as we haven't released a new version with the > performance changes. > Other then that, it is just standard command we have to write, with a > timing wrapper and removing previous generated output. > > > I added another option to PhD after this email, --memoryindex, which > should be used when generating one page. > > > > > php doc-base/configure.php > > --generate=en/reference/mysqli/mysqli/real-escape-string.xml ; php > > ~/Work/OSS/php/phd/render.php --package PHP --format php -d > > doc-base/.manual.xml > > What's the output of it ? inline html ? a file ? > > Just like normal, an > output/<packagename>-<formatname>/<chunkname>.<fileext> > So in that case it generated: output/php-web/real-escape-string.php > and an additional output/php-web/index.php file, only linking to the > rea-esacpe-string > > > > > > In the online editor, when a file haven't been commited, it was saved in > > .new file. Is it a problem to generate the output ? the command line will > be > > somethings like this : > > php doc-base/configure.php > > --generate=en/reference/mysqli/mysqli/real-escape-string.xml.new ; php > > ~/Work/OSS/php/phd/render.php --package PHP --format php -d > > doc-base/.manual.xml > > > > Where did you see the "view the output" button ? on each file ? for the > > global manual ? ;) > > > On every file I think, just like you can xmllint every file you should > be able to preview it. >
Ok thanks Hannes for this details. I will give it a try asap. Best, Yannick > > -Hannes >
