Oliver, On Friday, 2016-07-29 08:32:27 +0200, you wrote:
> ... > * Most users will use the HTML GUI of Bitbucket to create a new file. > And Bitbucket will use the headline as file name. At least now I understand how these blank infested file names ever came into the repository! > I don't know how to solve this other > than to rename the stuff for them. Is there a way to tell the Bitbucket GUI to only allow editing of exist- ing files but to prevent the creation of new ones? In my opinion creat- ing a new file is a rather lengthy process involving several cycles of editing and inspecting the results. This shouldn't be done in the live repository, anyway. > * I would suggest to add the TOC to the navigation bar insert. Sure > there might be one ore two pages with just a single heading, but these > are the minority and usually things grow. Good idea ... Stay tuned, but give me some time :-) > * As men do not read instructions and especially not lengthy > instructions like this) it would need a very dense summary of necessary > commands and a checklist on the dos and donts when writing pages right > on top of the README. It's my strong conviction that people (regardless of gender) not will- ing to READ others' instructions should rather not WRITE documetation meant for others. I've been in this business for almost too long a time now and have not yet been proven wrong. > * As most users, especially the new ones, will experience the Wiki via > Bitbucket, they won't see the README.txt until they checkout the > repository. Why not make the README.txt a README.md and add it to the > main TOC? Good idea, too. Is there someone fluent enough in Markdown who could do that for me in a fraction of the time I would need? I would then sugg- est renaming the file to "DeveloperDocumentation.md" (using "hg mv") and link it into the "Developers & Translators" section. But before everybody starts shouting "I'll do it for you!" please wait until I have integrated the "[TOC]" directive into the upper navigation bar, because this will entail a few changes to file "README.txt". :-D Sincerely, Rainer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Qlandkartegt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qlandkartegt-users
