and something interesting http://sphinx.pocoo.org/
On 9/16/11, Rakesh Waghela <[email protected]> wrote: > Try DocBook Editor which lets you generate PDFs ;) > > http://www.editix.com/features/docbook_editor.html > > Editix has a </free> version too :) > > On 9/16/11, Lukas Eder <[email protected]> wrote: >> Guys, >> >> Thanks for your links. After some analysis I came to this conclusion: >> >> - Postgres uses DocBook which is exactly what I need (XML / SGML and >> then various means of transformation to various formats, e.g. via >> XSL). Unfortunately, I have a subjective feeling that I'll need a lot >> of time to work myself into DocBook and how it works and how it can be >> customised. It feels as if DocBook can do a lot more than what I >> really need >> >> - HelpNDoc has a very nice tool to manipulate the proprietary binary >> document format (which is actually a SQLite database). The binary >> format is not a good thing, when putting the document under version >> control. The generated HTML is difficult to style, the VB / Pascal (?) >> API is not well documented. It's probably not possible to translate >> the documentation easily, either (which might be interesting in the >> future). Besides, I would have to pay 139€ for a license, which I >> don't want to pay :-) >> >> So I'm going for a simplified DocBook-like solution where I >> XSL-transform a simple XML document into HTML, and later on into a >> PDF. I have lots of experience with that, so it'll take the least >> effort and give me the best-looking solution. Relevant resources are >> here: >> >> https://github.com/lukaseder/jOOQ/tree/master/jOOQ-website/src/main/resources >> >> Cheers >> Lukas >> > > > -- > Rakesh Waghela > http://www.Webiyo.com > -- Rakesh Waghela http://www.Webiyo.com
