Hi, Adam Wolk wrote on Mon, Apr 18, 2016 at 09:01:43AM -0600:
> Log message: > Import devel/zeal - Simple offline API documentation browser > > Zeal is an offline documentation browser inspired by Dash. > The default package handles 198 various doc sets that can be > downloaded and later accessed while offline. Users can also > create their own docsets by following instructions for Dash: > https://kapeli.com/docsets > > OK abieber@ > > Status: > > Vendor Tag: awolk > Release Tags: awolk_20160418 > > N ports/devel/zeal/distinfo > N ports/devel/zeal/Makefile > N ports/devel/zeal/pkg/PLIST > N ports/devel/zeal/pkg/DESCR > > No conflicts created by this import Oh what a mess! Why don't people understand that documentation does not belong on a web page, but must be included into the software package itself, such that the user can access it without jumping through hoops, and such that they get the right version, matching what they actually have installed? Dash is no doubt among the most braindead documentation concepts ever. Solve a non-issue in a ridiculously overengineered way, completely missing all real points. That said, thanks for providing the port. Since, if braindead developers make the poor decision to use such utter crap, it may slightly lessen the suffering of the poor users, if those poor users don't have the option of avoiding use of that badly documented software in the first place. Yours, Ingo
