Re: Fw: RE: gtk-tutorial-sources

On Monday 05 March 2001 09:32, Jan Lehnardt wrote: > this is the answer form the GTK guys. should I check the entire > gtk-tut.sgml into php-gtk-web? If so, I need karma, I think ;-). > I somebody out there who is familiar with this DocBook stuff who can try > to generate a html version? probably a script which does this > automatically every night? > since this is one large .sgml file, is it possible to split it up to its > sections, that would it make it easier to handle I think. I have a fair bit of experience with SGML (used to write DTD's before I moved into web design) althought not with DOCBOOK per se. I don't think we want to pub the entire gtk tutorial into our tree as it would be just too confusing. Also, if I've intrepreted things correctly, the php project is using docbook-xml rather than sgml and has broken the docs up into sections. This make things simpler and easier on the authors, but introduces a few problems in that not eveything permitted in SGML is permitted in XML. How about I take a look at what needs to be done to convert to the established php doc structure (so we can use their scripts :-)), and breaking it into managable piece so we can add them to cvs as they are ready. I should be able to get back to the list with an answer on this by mid week. PS: Any comments, thoughts, suggestions from anyone familiar with the existing php doc structures would be greatly appreciated. -- Andrew Lawrence Smoke & Mirrors http://www.smoke-and-mirrors.net Tel: 416 461-8708 Fax: 416 461-1758