Hi
> 3. Pritpal's hbide (not yet really a newbie option , certainly at this
> stage?) and a windows only program
I can see you never even tried hbIDE, your words express it.
hbIDE is platform independent.
"not yet really a newbie option" - I assume you mean the "help authoring" part
- right ?
Then probably you are wrong. There is "Documentation Writer" widget which has
fields
and then saving option to disk. Try once, write a function doc an dsend to the
list.
Yes of course that component requires some more work, but considering the fact
that I received no feedback from anyone, what more is required, it got stagnant.
I will be really willing to extend it, show your intent to use.
> 4. The existing Harbour documentation and changelog etc. This is useful
> but incomplete and awkward to find information assuming it is covered.
You may be right and wrong too. It depends on the context of the topic.
> I would certainly consider contributing to a documentation project but it
> would need to have a clear mission and format behind it.
We already agreed on the format few months back. Did you went through those
messages ?
It is NANFORUM format and whatever documentation Harbour has, is in the SVN
under this
format only. It is easy to convert it to any higher level format. hbIDE
presents it in a
.chm style control already. The code is already there to convert it to PDF or
compiled .chm.
But this is a point to be considered once actual help is written.
Time and again we fallback on discussing about formats, nobody actually start
writing.
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
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