RE: [PHP-DOC] Validating the addition of a new file to the documentation

> Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2009 09:26:18 +0200 > Subject: Re: [PHP-DOC] Validating the addition of a new file to the documentation > From: hannes.magnusson@gmail.com > To: ruslany@hotmail.com > CC: phpdoc@lists.php.net > > 2009/9/22 Ruslan Yakushev <ruslany@hotmail.com>: > > I have created a new file "iis6.xml" in the "en\install\windows\ > > directory". > > You need to add &install.windows.iis6; on line 51 in > en/install/windows/index.xml > > > > Then I run the following commands: > > > > C:\PHPSVN\phpdoc>php doc-base\configure.php > > C:\PHPSVN\phpdoc>phd -d C:\phpsvn\phpdoc\doc-base\.manual.xml > [...] > > Also, rather than re-building the entire manual - is there a way to build > > the docs only for the file that I need to validate? Re-building of the > > entire doc content takes a lot of time. > > Lot of time? If it takes you more then 5minutes then something is very > very wrong. > If you only want to get the raw html version you can pass "--package > PHP --format xhtml" to PhD (assuming you are using PhD 0.9).. Using > PhD 0.4 you can pass "--format xhtml --theme chunkedhtml" to PhD. > > Furthermore, PhD supports partial rendering. By passing the "--partial > the-id-you-want-to-render" PhD will only render that ID, and all its > children. If you only want that particular ID and not its children, > pass "--partial the-id-you-want-to-render=false" > > For more clever options, see "phd --help" > > -Hannes Yes, that worked. Thanks for your help! By "lot of time" I meant ~ 5 minutes :). I will try using the --partial parameter.