Re: configuration file comments on wiki

2009-11-14 Thread TuxRacer69
Eric Evans wrote: Actually, I think it would be great to have it in both places, the problem stems from each being updated independently (and yes, one of them will almost certainly suffer from lack of updates). I don't suppose something like Doxygen could be made to work with xml I believe it

Re: configuration file comments on wiki

2009-11-13 Thread Eric Evans
Dropping -dev (and hoping it sticks)... On Fri, 2009-11-13 at 10:12 -0800, kevin wrote: > it will be great to have it in just one place. if it is in two places it is > going to be hard to figure out which is latest and correct. Actually, I think it would be great to have it in both places, the pr

Re: configuration file comments on wiki

2009-11-13 Thread kevin
it will be great to have it in just one place. if it is in two places it is going to be hard to figure out which is latest and correct. On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 8:30 AM, TuxRacer69 wrote: > Hi Jonathan, > > That's me. I understand that it can be painful to update. > > However I would say that a

Re: configuration file comments on wiki

2009-11-13 Thread TuxRacer69
Hi Jonathan, That's me. I understand that it can be painful to update. However I would say that a project of the size and popularity of Cassandra deserves a dedicated configuration documentation. Also the Wiki format allows you to make links to other pages which obviously becomes non-clickabl

configuration file comments on wiki

2009-11-13 Thread Jonathan Ellis
Hi, Someone has been industriously improving the documentation of the config file settings on the wiki. I'd rather move that into the config file itself though rather than have it get out of date when we update things. (E.g. moving from 0.4 to 0.5 RSN.) I'd appreciate it if you could submit a p