Well Very good I have download and installed Python & Python Setup Now wich is next step If you want i can hep your for test what will be present to the community.
2010/2/17 Daniel Gonçalves <[email protected]> > Hi Massimo! > > > Plesse help me understanding Rest&Sphinx > > ReST is a plaintext markup that is really easy to use. To better > understand, give it a try with the on-line tool called > "reStructuredText to Anything" [http://rst2a.com/]: in the main page, > choose "create" and then "type a document", and you'll get an idea. To > get help with the ReST rules see [http://sphinx.pocoo.org/rest.html] > "reStructuredText Primer" (wich itself is written in ReST) > documentation about paragraphs, lists, and almost all the markup. > > > Can we generate also a pdf Rest&Sphinx? > > Yes! > > > can we integrate existing documentation in c\harbour\doc? > > The documentation right in /harbour/doc, like cmdline.txt for example, > is almost in ReST style. But for the documentation in > /harbour/doc/hb_api.txt for example, we (I can try it) should write a > tool to help us with all the $xxxx$ markup. > > > Which is first step? > > First, install Python 2.6 (in MS-Windows you have a "next, next, > finish" style installer). If you're under unix/linux/mac you probably > already have python installed. Then install sphinx. Follow that > recipe: > > 1. Download and install python 2.6; > > 2. Download the Python Setup Tools package from > [http://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools]. In the end of the page > choose the file ``setuptools-0.6c11.win32-py2.6.exe``. If you are > under linux/mac google for "python setup tools" and "easy_install" for > your platform; > > 3. Use easy_install to install sphinx like "easy_install sphinx". Easy that > way! > > To get help how to start a documentation project see > [http://sphinx.pocoo.org/intro.html] on topic "Setting up the > documentation sources". > > > we can follow your way using Rest&Sphinx becase we not have jet any valid > > way > > I can (and want to) help with it :-) > > > i suggest you subscribe developer mailing list > > can try with a little part of harbour > > I'm already subscribed! And yes we can try it with a small chunk and > present the work to the community. > > Best regards! > > -- Massimo Belgrano _______________________________________________ Harbour-users mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour-users
