Patrick Gundlach wrote: > Hi all, > > > texshow-web is multi-interface (again)! > > Next steps are > > * inclusion of other 'interfaces' such as api, modules, ...? > * adding/editing commands > * ? > > Which URLs did you use for downloading the examples, Taco? I remember > that it was an xml file, right? Currently I store the > descriptions/comments/examples in one textfield with wiki-markup. I > might add a wiki-markup -> text converter.
Yes, it was an xml file (I even have some examples here), but I do not really remember where I got it from, and the current texshow does not use that stuff. The best way to fix the offline texshow IMO would be to write it anew, in ruby, and make it use an offline (perhaps flat text or xml) representation of your database that it converts to html pages for a local browser (using some variant of http://localhost:xx/). That way some of your code can be reused, and the database dump could perhaps even be sync-ed online, if the local user has a net connection. Taco _______________________________________________ dev-context mailing list [email protected] http://www.ntg.nl/mailman/listinfo/dev-context
