On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 04:11:28 +1100
Kim Lester <k...@dfusion.com.au> wrote:

> All,
> 
> A few notes and two requests (marked *** )
> 
> 1)
> Attached is a 0th order draft of a proposed EFL manual to replace all the
> other "manuals". Or more accurately here is a half written manual to replace
> the other half written manuals :-)
> 
> I've cannibalised all the other sources of info that I could find. Once
> complete and if everyone is happy I suggest the old docs be moved into an
> ARCHIVE directory (or similar) so they are not accidentally used to provide
> incorrect info (not that I'm claiming this manual is 100% accurate yet)
> 
> I have deliberately take some additional info from the doxygen "main page". I
> don't see doxygen as a suitable "user guide documentation tool" so if there
> is overview stuff in doxygen IMHO it is better in a proper document and leave
> doxygen for source code docs and maybe the odd code example.
> 
> *** I would appreciate feedback on this document.
> 
> Incidentally I wrote this in OO simply because writing either doxygen or xml
> is not a good way to evolve a large complex document. I've written large docs
> in TeX with vi before and whilst it is good for producing consistent output
> it sucks from the point of view of massive cut/pastes and "creative flow".
> Eventually this doc _could_ be converted to xml or tex or something but not
> just now.
I noticed you left out eina_hamster from your documentation.  This is
unacceptable.

Ecore Dbus does not exist, it's e_dbus.

Eeze is currently only functional on systems that support udev (only linux
afaik?).

Looks pretty good for a rough draft, A++ would read again.
> 
> 
> 2)
> My suggestion is we create 3 sources of reference documentation (excluding
> the "casual" wiki for ad-hoc info)
> 
> 1) The EFL Manual
> 2) The Edje User Guide (not yet written)
> 3) The API source.
Edje documentation needs a lot of work.  A large amount of the info for it is
actually still on the old wiki.
> 
> 
> 3) 
> IMHO there are far too many sources and types of info for E at the moment and
> too many enlightenment subdomains (confusing to me anyway).
Agree.
> Info sources
> 1) web site
> 2) wiki
> 3) misc docs in SVN (trunk/DOCS)
> 4) doxygenated source (auto)
> 5) doxygentated source (out of date - late 2009)
> 
> I've stated cleaning up the wiki (done about 20 pages) - see RecentChanges
> page for last week. I have a list of pages I think should be deleted but I'm
> not game to do that yet. I think the website (not wiki) needs a bit of
> tweaking too.
> 
> ***  I would appreciate some feedback on the wiki changes before I
> contemplate doing any more work.
> 


-- 
Mike Blumenkrantz
Zentific: We run the three-legged race individually.

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