Laura Stewart wrote:
As someone who has recently started to make contributions to the Derby
docs, I have found a few "holes" in what is written on that page.
After 10.2, I plan to make some updates to it, including proposing
some standards, and an explanation of the file names (yes they are
confusing :-)
Hello Laura,
I'm planning to take on a documentation task, which involves converting
HTML files to the DITA XML format. I'm getting ready for that now, but I
too don't understand the naming of the source files.
There seems to be some prefixes:
* 'c', 'r' and 't'.
Not quite sure what these are.
* 'dev', 'tools', 'tuning', 'ref'
These indicate which manual the file belongs to.
And, the great mystery, what do all the digits mean?
Are they generated by a (deprecated) tool, are they random?
For instance, 'rrefexcept71493.dita'.
Can anyone please explain the naming scheme used for documentation
source files?
Thanks,
--
Kristian
I am not a committer so I would need someone who is to help me
understand the steps required for committing doc info so that I can
write that up for the community.
