On Nov 23, 2004, at 1:31 AM, Robert Ramey wrote:
a) The boost documentation points to
http://www.boost.org/more/writingdoc/index.html as a guidline for making
boost documentation. Shouldn't this point to boost book by now?
Well, maybe. It takes a bit longer to ramp up to using BoostBook than writing Boost-ish HTML. Perhaps using QuickBook would flatten out the learning curve.
b) Is there any prospect of boost book in the near future creating html pages with Jonathon Turkanis table of contents control automatically generated and included?
Absolutely. It's only a matter of a little XSLT hacking. Unfortunately, BoostBook has been shuffled to the back of my current priority queue, so I won't get to it for a while.
I'm interested in Boost Book. I very much like the idea. From the
documenation its hard to get a fix on how close it is to being "ready for
the rest of us"
The good news is that there are ample examples out there of how to use BoostBook... Function and Signals use raw BoostBook, Date-Time and string algorithms (?) use BoostBook with Doxygen, etc. It's not going to be as easy as writing an HTML page, but it could save you time in the long run.
Doug
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