Re: Documenting configure options/Updating and splittinginstall.configure.php
| From: | Mark Kronsbein | Date: | Fri, 28 Dec 2001 08:52:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Documenting configure options/Updating and splittinginstall.configure.php | ||
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> So you disagree with separate lists for separate commits. Are you
> interested in it, ja, kr or ru commits? IMHO no. Are you interested
You are right. But I see the problem of discussions starting on lets say
the German part and nobody who is not reading the German list will
notice it.
> in discussions like this? IMHO yes. So then you would sucsribe to the
> main (en) list with general language independent discussions, and "en"
> commits, and to your own list... You are not interested in changes,
> updates in the hu tree, and discussion in Hungarian...
If the discussion is about langos, well I am very interested ;)
> Well, from inside, I see that even while PHP is very good documented,
> there are many things we can advance our manual.
ACK.
> IMHO this would be good for a pro too. The question is who
> we call a pro. If you are a pro at dinamic website programming
> but have not worked with gd images before, you will find this
> type of index useful, as you'll find "Image creation", "Text on
> image functions", ... categories useful. Well you can say in
> that case, that person is a newbie for images, so he is a newbie :))
You are right.
> Yes, you can start off with creating phpdoc/en/configure IMHO,
> so people will be able to contribute, and translate as soon
> as it will be ready for inclusion in the manual.
I was in a meeting yesterday with Egon and Georg, and we will start
right in config.xml. So please don't wonder, if it changes often ;)
> I hope he will read our mails when he get back ;)
That is for sure.
Mark