Imagine that you have a translation of some parts of the monodoc documentation.
How can you load it into monodoc?
Thanks
Fabian wrote:
And if you've got a translation of some parts of the monodoc
documentation, is it possible to add them like a "pluggable" mechanism?
Not sure what you mean...
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El mar, 25-05-2004 a las 21:54, Joshua Tauberer escribió:
> Rodolfo Campero wrote:
> > Going further with your idea, it would be nice to turn Monodoc into a
> > collaborative documentation editor. This way, third party project admins
> > could be able to add information about the location of its ce
Rodolfo Campero wrote:
Going further with your idea, it would be nice to turn Monodoc into a
collaborative documentation editor. This way, third party project admins
could be able to add information about the location of its central
documentation repository inside their monodoc files, and Monodoc w
And if you've got a translation of some parts of the monodoc documentation, is it possible to add them like a "pluggable" mechanism?
El mar, 25-05-2004 a las 19:51, Rodolfo Campero escribió:
I imagine a "pluggable" mechanism for collaborative editing management,
so changes can be sent to d
El lun, 24-05-2004 a las 15:43, Joshua Tauberer escribió:
> Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> > It means that by using HTML we are not using our own tools on a daily
> > basis (like Gtk#, Monodoc, Mono's JIT) ;-)
>
> Shouldn't we also test the documentation tools? :)
>
> > A chapter on `Documentation Too
>>>I wish the Mono releases would include static HTML docs too.
>> But then we would not dogfood our own tools ;-)
Monodoc does not work everywhere. Other free projects, such as, gtk+
include static html docs in their release tarballs.
Yes, using mono on windows plateform while possible is a nig
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
It means that by using HTML we are not using our own tools on a daily
basis (like Gtk#, Monodoc, Mono's JIT) ;-)
Shouldn't we also test the documentation tools? :)
A chapter on `Documentation Tools' for the Monkeyguide is the right
thing to do (it must be XHTML)
In the works
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From: Miguel de Icaza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 21, 2004 1:02 PM
To: Daniel Morgan
Cc: 'Joshua Tauberer'; 'Mike Kestner'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Mono-docs-list] HTML docs
> Mike, Does this mean you're going to include static HTM
Hello!
> >>Mike, Does this mean you're going to include static HTML docs with your
> >>GTK# tarballs? :-)
> >>
> >>I wish the Mono releases would include static HTML docs too.
> >
> > But then we would not dogfood our own tools ;-)
>
> No idea what that means...
It means that by using HTML we
> Mike, Does this mean you're going to include static HTML docs with your
> GTK# tarballs? :-)
>
> I wish the Mono releases would include static HTML docs too.
But then we would not dogfood our own tools ;-)
Miguel
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Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Mike, Does this mean you're going to include static HTML docs with your
GTK# tarballs? :-)
I wish the Mono releases would include static HTML docs too.
But then we would not dogfood our own tools ;-)
No idea what that means...
Where in CVS is the best place to put an HTML do
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To: Mike Kestner; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mono-docs-list] HTML docs
The script genbasedocs.sh is what you'll need (in the same directory).
It generates the index.xml files. But, I was working on it last night
and made some nice enhancements. When I commit the updates tonight,
I
Okay, my changes are committed, but I don't have time to write a howto
right now.
I updated the corlib docs that I posted last time:
http://taubz.for.net/code/monodocs/mono-docs-corlib.tgz
and
http://taubz.for.net/code/monodocs/corlib/en/html
to browse it online.
genbasedocs.sh no
rom: "Mike Kestner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2004 2:16 PM
Subject: [Mono-docs-list] HTML docs
> Hello docsters,
>
> I'm looking for info on the state of the art in HTML documentation
> production from monodoc source
Hello docsters,
I'm looking for info on the state of the art in HTML documentation
production from monodoc source docs. I've scanned the monodoc cvs
module and found monodoc/tools/genhtml.sh, but it seems to require a
mysterious index.xml file that is undocumented and doesn't seem to be
part of t
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