> > > > I would do this in the final conversion state, since we decided that this > > docs that are generated in stage 1 are only contain content, while the > > layout is added in stage 2 > > Yes, but it'll require special logic for parsing the intermediate > formats. This is not needed when you render that format, because you > already have the right tokens. >
That makes sense > OK, how about the following: let's generate the intermediate and final > formats at the same time. This will save us a lot of unnecessary coding > and errors. > I think for now we will generate just one version. The one with the markup, so we get the modperl docs out ASAP. A later version can support different formats. > > should be relatively simple. If the function is going into Apache:: say: > > since: apache 2.xx.xx > > APR:: say > > since: apr 1.xx > > ModPerl:: say: > > since: mod_perl 2.xx > > You already have the versions for apache and apr, for mod_perl can just > use the current version. In any case we don't have mod_perl docs that we > reuse, so it'll require manual setting of the version. > Not sure if we get version from Apache and APR. We have to check this.... Gerald P.S. I am on holiday for the next 5 days, but Lyle has told me that he will take some time to work on it. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
