Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-11-02 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
GH> Well, we are not about to move to a new XML format anytime soon. Docbook GH> serves us well. We might add a new tag or two, but that does not change GH> the fundamentals. I'm speaking about new skeleton. Nothing wrong with DocBook. =) http://wiki.phpdoc.info/DocSkel/FunctionskeletonDotXml?v=

Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-11-02 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
GH> Was your commit message not mailed to phpdoc, or I have missed it? What GH> do you think about updating the extended CHM styles, so they work well GH> with all the JS stuff (so that they output nearly the same HTML as in GH> the previous versions :) That would make a lot of required hacks G

Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-11-02 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
The JS works. Now the main problem in CHM is the new doc style, like mysqli, exif, etc... GH> The JS works for sure if you build the extended CHM from the two years GH> ago XSL, but what if you build it from the latest XSL sheets. You see GH> the problem? ...stripped... GH> Note that it is probabl

Re[2]: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-11-02 Thread techtonik
||*()*|| Hi, Gabor. The JS works. Now the main problem in CHM is the new doc style, like mysqli, exif, etc... >> >> GH> The JS works for sure if you build the extended CHM from the two years >> GH> ago XSL, but what if you build it from the latest XSL sheets. You see >> GH> the problem?

Re[2]: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-11-02 Thread techtonik
||*()*|| Hi, Gabor. Digged up this unanswered letter to ask a question. =) GH> Was your commit message not mailed to phpdoc, or I have missed it? What GH> do you think about updating the extended CHM styles, so they work well GH> with all the JS stuff (so that they output nearly the same HTML a

Re[2]: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-10-08 Thread techtonik
||*()*|| Hi, Gabor. >> The JS works. Now the main problem in CHM is the new doc style, like >> mysqli, exif, etc... GH> The JS works for sure if you build the extended CHM from the two years GH> ago XSL, but what if you build it from the latest XSL sheets. You see GH> the problem? Well, the prob

Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-10-08 Thread Nuno Lopes
The JS works. Now the main problem in CHM is the new doc style, like mysqli, exif, etc... The JS works for sure if you build the extended CHM from the two years ago XSL, but what if you build it from the latest XSL sheets. You see the problem? Goba I haven't tried to build the eCHM using the la

Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-10-08 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
Was your commit message not mailed to phpdoc, or I have missed it? What do you think about updating the extended CHM styles, so they work well with all the JS stuff (so that they output nearly the same HTML as in the previous versions :) That would make a lot of required hacks obsolote to build

Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-10-08 Thread Nuno Lopes
Was your commit message not mailed to phpdoc, or I have missed it? What do you think about updating the extended CHM styles, so they work well with all the JS stuff (so that they output nearly the same HTML as in the previous versions :) That would make a lot of required hacks obsolote to build

Re: [PHP-DOC] large update

2004-10-08 Thread Gabor Hojtsy
Hi, I've updated DocBook XSL Templates to latest 1.66.1 And also included howto.xsl template to replace DSSSL version for building HOWTO docs. It is written from scratch and based on DocBook version 1.66.1 templates. @test -d howto/php || mkdir howto/php xsltproc xsl/howto.xsl howto

[PHP-DOC] large update

2004-10-01 Thread techtonik
Hello, [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've updated DocBook XSL Templates to latest 1.66.1 And also included howto.xsl template to replace DSSSL version for building HOWTO docs. It is written from scratch and based on DocBook version 1.66.1 templates. @test -d howto/php || mkdir howto/php xsltp