On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 11:21 AM, Tim Golden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a request of the python-win32 community. Have a look at: > > http://timgolden.me.uk/python-on-windows/ > Wow, Tim! Thanks for doing this. > In particular, click through to the section on the Registry (which is the > only section which has anything useful in it!) > and then tell me what you think. About anything. The contents, > the style, the colours, the colors, the depth of examples, the > notes. What should be there? What shouldn't? How much overlap > there should be with other sources of documentation? How much > should just be links across? Should I reproduce the pywin32 docs > verbatim. (Difficult: I've got a branch which is trying. Very trying). > Anything. > I'd like to see a little more prose to go with the examples, not just code. No too much, but enough that the reader can understand WHY a certain task i s done a certain way (and maybe why you would want to do it in the first place). I do like the fact that it's more of a "cookbook" than "stereo instructions". I think focusing on examples is right on target (and I love your other Py-win HOWTO pages BTW) Points to bear in mind: > > * This is very alpha > * I'm using Sphinx but I've done very little with its capabilities Sphinx can auto-create "Prev" and "Next" links, which might be useful. Kevin Horn
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