We've looked at the people on the mailing list many times, but we've
never seen people sticking out their neck and actually doing something
along these lines. It takes long-range commitment, which is probably
what scares many people off...
I've volunteered to help, but I think there are too
We've looked at the people on the mailing list many times, but we've
never seen people sticking out their neck and actually doing something
along these lines.
I've looked at people in charge many times, but I've never seen those in charge
sticking their head out telling me directly,
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, L wrote:
We've looked at the people on the mailing list many times, but we've
never seen people sticking out their neck and actually doing something
along these lines. It takes long-range commitment, which is probably
what scares many people off...
You do have to have
Op Wed, 21 Dec 2005, schreef L:
We've looked at the people on the mailing list many times, but we've
never seen people sticking out their neck and actually doing something
along these lines.
I've looked at people in charge many times, but I've never seen those in
charge
under the documents (who wouldn't?).
The author, for one :-)
The commenting system puts extra load on the server which I don't want.
Amazon.com has a patent on one click shopping, I believe. I think I know why.
Well, with the FindPart function, back 7 months ago.. I found an error in the
L wrote:
under the documents (who wouldn't?).
The author, for one :-)
The commenting system puts extra load on the server which I don't want.
Amazon.com has a patent on one click shopping, I believe. I think I know why.
Well, with the FindPart function, back 7 months ago.. I found an
On Sun, 18 Dec 2005, L wrote:
under the documents (who wouldn't?).
The author, for one :-)
The commenting system puts extra load on the server which I don't want.
Amazon.com has a patent on one click shopping, I believe. I think I know why.
Well, with the FindPart function, back 7
On 12/19/05, Michael Van Canneyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amazon is a company which can add servers at will.
The FPC servers are paid out of our own pockets, so things as 'load' etc.
form a big restriction.
By the way I think this is missing a lot on Free Pascal.
You guys could start calling
On 12/19/05, Michael Van Canneyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not so much the 'hard' that is the problem.
As with the PR thing: The core developers really don't have time for this.
It takes a lot of effort: prepare, go there (costs again money), follow-
up. You need some kind of legal entity
On 19 dec 2005, at 14:28, Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho wrote:
* Send a propolsal for IBM to pay propaganda for you as part of the
Linux on Power project http://www.linuxonpower.com/
That already happened, and thanks to that we now have a ppc64 version
of the compiler.
Jonas
Did you miss something?
On the FPC homepage:
- Click on-line documentation
- Click documentation table of contents with comments
- Click Add a comment
I think I finally figured out your little comment system for the units
generated with
FPDOC that I seemed to magically find today:
On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, L505 wrote:
Did you miss something?
On the FPC homepage:
- Click on-line documentation
- Click documentation table of contents with comments
- Click Add a comment
I think I finally figured out your little comment system for the units
generated with
FPDOC that I
On Sat, Dec 03, 2005 at 06:13:30PM +0100, Michalis Kamburelis wrote:
Mark de Wever wrote:
Hi all,
I like to put a lot of comment in the source and I would like fpdoc to
output this comment into the output files. I wrote a small patch to do
this with types, it puts all the comment in front
On Sat, 3 Dec 2005, L505 wrote:
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Why ;)? Indeed, if you want generated docs from comments, better use
pasdoc.
the source scanner used by fpDoc supports reading of comments for quite
some time; but as I already told you (or was it Mattias?), the final
Op Sun, 4 Dec 2005, schreef L505:
Please make sure that the fpdoc commenting logic is clearly separated from
the CGI logic. This way your changes can maybe be incorporates in the FPC
sources and website.
Yup that's what I planned on doing to modularize development.. A separate
On Sun, Dec 04, 2005 at 12:11:20AM +0100, Sebastian Günther wrote:
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Why ;)? Indeed, if you want generated docs from comments, better use pasdoc.
the source scanner used by fpDoc supports reading of comments for quite
some time; but as I already told you (or was
Op Sun, 4 Dec 2005, schreef L505:
Did you miss something?
On the FPC homepage:
- Click on-line documentation
- Click documentation table of contents with comments
- Click Add a comment
I think we went over this before. I was talking about the FPDOC online
reference
documents,
Hi all,
I like to put a lot of comment in the source and I would like fpdoc to
output this comment into the output files. I wrote a small patch to do
this with types, it puts all the comment in front of a type declaration
into the output html as section Comment text.
Since I'm not really
Mark de Wever wrote:
Hi all,
I like to put a lot of comment in the source and I would like fpdoc to
output this comment into the output files. I wrote a small patch to do
this with types, it puts all the comment in front of a type declaration
into the output html as section Comment text.
Michalis Kamburelis wrote:
Mark de Wever wrote:
Hi all,
I like to put a lot of comment in the source and I would like fpdoc to
output this comment into the output files. I wrote a small patch to do
this with types, it puts all the comment in front of a type
declaration into the output
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Why ;)? Indeed, if you want generated docs from comments, better use pasdoc.
the source scanner used by fpDoc supports reading of comments for quite
some time; but as I already told you (or was it Mattias?), the final
support in fpDoc is still missing.
If there is
Florian Klaempfl schrieb:
Why ;)? Indeed, if you want generated docs from comments, better use pasdoc.
the source scanner used by fpDoc supports reading of comments for quite
some time; but as I already told you (or was it Mattias?), the final
support in fpDoc is still missing.
If
The way to get users do
more work in writing
documentation, is to have a comment system right up live on the
website. Even the PHP
manual does this ;-)
yeah the accuracy of said information leaves a LOT to be desired though
imo if this is done someone needs to be resposible for looking at
The way to get users do
more work in writing
documentation, is to have a comment system right up live on the
website. Even the PHP
manual does this ;-)
yeah the accuracy of said information leaves a LOT to be desired though
imo if this is done someone needs to be resposible for
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