Re: Re: docbuild speedup idea

> > That is possible if we would like to keep the online > > version and the downloadable versions very similar. I think > > this is the goal, as we would like the offline versions to > > be familiar for our users, so they can easily find the > > information they want to. > > > I also wondered a long why we haven't any "corporate identity", because > this is cheap marketing. > But if this becomes really the goal, then you have to make several > changes in the new chm's (e.g. there is not even a php-logo, and a > "php.net-used" guy would never look into the violet header for a or > function-name or header, etc. ;) Well, the new CHMs are designed for usage in very small windows, where a PHP logo, or a tall header (which are some main characters of php.net) would not be too good IMHO... > > The question is if we are willing to sacrifice some elegancy > > for processing time decrease. I think it is worth it ;) > > Agreed in parts: > I'd leave both xsl-styles, and introduce a separation in the makefile. > If everything is done at once (e.g. the regular builds), it gets built > as described above (over 6.600 files), and if just html is chosen, the > html-style gets in charge ("just" over 3.300 files). Agreed ;) Goba