Massimo Belgrano <mbelgr...@...> writes:
>
> Complete info are wirtten only in changelog.txt
Hi Massimo
Thank you for your reply.
Changelog.txt is a huge ( I 'd say chaotic ) file, from which is very difficult
to extract those pieces of text that could be considered as documentation.
I was thinking about a small file with simple structure containing a minimum
(even 'oneliner') description of Harbour functions.
An such "ideal" document could consist of paragraphs like this:
<p>
FUNCNAME : Slice( <cStr>, <nSlices>, [<nRetSlice>] ) --> cStrSlice
SHORTDESC: Cut off the <cStr> to <nSlices> pieces and return the
nRetSlice piece, (or the first piece, if nRetSlice omitted).
</p>
I think a such type of "functions catalogue" would be not so difficult to been
maintained by Harbour's developers, in parallel to main changelog.
And then somebody could take this document into a "wiki" host and edit it by
adding a detailed description and some sourcecode examples.
I was thought (and wish) that somebody/somewhere has created such a file and
she/he would be willing to share it with us.
(About HBIDE, until now i have difficulties to build it from sources, so it
would be helpful if you could post a compiled binary for testing.)
regards,
---
Pete
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