Re: [PEAR_PackageFileManager] UserGuide and Tutorial - call for comment
| From: | Laurent Laville | Date: | Sun, 12 Nov 2006 19:09:57 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PEAR_PackageFileManager] UserGuide and Tutorial - call for comment | ||
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Martin Jansen a écrit :
I think this is pretty good, but what do you think explaining what the 8
pages (package, release, maintainers, ...) are good for? I'd probably
put something like
"The package tab is for setting the general information about the
package."
in front of the "This screen is divided into n parts." text. Similar
for the other sections.
I've begun to write an "API short tour". Is it what you suppose to see, as explain ?
http://www.laurent-laville.org/pear/PEAR_PackageFileManager/docs/TDG/en/ch05.html
It's just a sample. Of course if you're agree, I'll continue and write all other API group.
NEW version (online)
http://www.laurent-laville.org/pear/PEAR_PackageFileManager/docs/TDG/en/index.html
include now source code hilighting.
I agree with Greg that having this in peardoc is a good idea. - MartinFor many reasons, as I've already explained in past when I wrote other manuals (in docbook format), this one will be again a standalone version. No pear doc integration. Main reason : I used all dockbook tags I want without restriction and some features that are probably not supported by pear manual architecture. But as, like other manuals I've wrote for HTML_CSS, HTML_Progress2, ... an html copy will be available with next stable release. LAST: I plan to publish the stable release 1.6.0 with a full user guide for November 21st. If someone is not agree or want to see something else in this manual, you have again 9 days. Laurent