Re: phpdoc question

From: "Gabor Hojtsy" <goba@php.net> > > I prepared a tutorial for a student course, the introduction is taken from > various > > sources from the net, the language reference (part II) is copied from the > phpdoc. > > Part III and IV is of my own. > > We will be happy to see part one, three and four of your work. I myself > do not know German, though... I hope I speak better German instead of English :) > > Now I saw in the cvs tree the xml-sources of the phpdoc. > > My question: How can I transform the xml-sources to latex and html of my > own? > > See the howto of phpdoc, you can see a howto generate HTML section > there. http://cvs.php.net/co.php/phpdoc/howto/howto.html.tar.gz > IMHO, it would be better to point people to our manual, as it is > updated day to day. Your copy can get outdated in some days... > > > Is it ok that the tutorial is licensed under the Gnu free documentation > license? > > Do I have to add the original authors or is the gnu license enough? > > You must add the original authors names. Do not treat my reply as > official please! Wait for others replys! Thanks Goba (my response took some time because I had a meeting with Mark and Georg at our fine pub in Stuttgart-Birkach). Yes, Hakan should add the original author names to his documentation. -Egon Hakan: please write to me personaly, I´m only one of the editors of the PHP manual.