Re: cvs: pearweb /doc pearfaq.xml

-------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [PEAR-CVS] cvs: pearweb /doc pearfaq.xml Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 18:43:16 +0200 From: Fulvio Picecchi <fulvio@prm.it> To: Alexander Merz <alexander.merz@t-online.de> References: <cvsalexmerz998188490@cvsserver> Some stuff: - Can the DTD of DocBook be mapped by the CVS sourcetree? Would be easier to check for well-formedness errors. - The DocBook's DTD version is an old one and not "ufficial" (http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/index.shtml ). Can we use a central repository for DTDs? Would be easier to mantain these docs. - A diff output: *************** *** 1,7 **** ! --- 1,7 ---- ! *************** *** 15,21 ****

                           !                 How to become a PEAR contributer and/or CVS access to PEAR?
                               --- 15,21 ----
                           !                 How to become a PEAR contributor and/or CVS access to PEAR?
                               ***************

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                 CVS for PHP Development.
                          !                 You should announce your intention of commiting new stuff to
                 the PEAR-Dev Mailinglist. It's strongly recommended to
                 subscribe to the list. See the
                 support page

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                 CVS for PHP Development.
                          !                 You should announce your intention of committing new stuff to
                 the PEAR-Dev Mailinglist. It's strongly recommended to
                 subscribe to the list. See the
                 support page

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                 diff output, if stored in a file, the file has an ending,
                 which is assigned to a program like Notepad
                 ( plain-text editors ). So better copy&paste the diff
!                 output into the mail isnstead of attaching them, or use another
                 email client.
                      --- 99,105 ----
                 diff output, if stored in a file, the file has an ending,
                 which is assigned to a program like Notepad
                 ( plain-text editors ). So better copy&paste the diff
!                 output into the mail instead of attaching them, or use another
                 email client.
                      ***************

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                 ( by Alexander Merz )
                                 !                 The general directory for new PEAR-classes and moduls is
                 pear/ in the CVS-repository. The name of the directory of the
                 new class is build from the class name and the package name.
                 If you wrote a class called bar as a part of the package foo,

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                 ( by Alexander Merz )
                                 !                 The general directory for new PEAR-classes and modules is
                 pear/ in the CVS-repository. The name of the directory of the
                 new class is build from the class name and the package name.
                 If you wrote a class called bar as a part of the package foo,

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                 ( by Alexander Merz )
                                                  Yes. But make sure, that you mark up the experimental/ unstable
!                 status of the project in the documention. The best place to do
                 this is in the package.xml in the <status>-tag.
                 The values for this tag are
                 --- 180,187 ----
                 ( by Alexander Merz )
                                                  Yes. But make sure, that you mark up the experimental/ unstable
!                 status of the project in the documentation. The best place to do
                 this is in the package.xml in the <status>-tag.
                 The values for this tag are
                 ***************

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                                                                   stable - the software was tested,
!                         the API fixed, the documention wrote and is the
                         recommended release for users and production
!                         enviroments.
                                                                   cvs - a cvs snapshot from a
                         certain date
                                  ( list by Tomas V.V. Cox )
             --- 202,215 ----
                                                                   stable - the software was tested,
!                         the API fixed, the documentation wrote and is the
                         recommended release for users and production
!                         environments.
                                                                   cvs - a cvs snapshot from a
                         certain date
+                                                       ( list by Tomas V.V. Cox )
             

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