Am 13.02.2012 10:00 schrieb "Graeme Geldenhuys" <[email protected]>: > > Hi, > > NOTE: > This only applies to Class Documentation - stuff that FPC's fpdoc generates. > > > I mentioned this a few years back, and maybe it is worth bringing up again. > > "If your answer is that the wiki is simply easier to use than the Lazarus FPDoc > Editor, then why not create a wiki frontend to the fpdoc class help. > LufDoc (from a guy name Lars or Z505) did something similar, so it is possible. > That might even double up as a good sample project for fcl-web." > > > LufDoc is an acronym for "Live User Fed Documentation". As far as I > understand, is uses the fpdoc generated output as the starting point, > but allows anybody to add comments or extension to the end of those > HTML generated pages. It manages its own set of XML description files, > but merges those comments with the fpdoc HTML output when viewed. So > it doesn't obfuscate the original fpdoc XML files at all. > > Here is an explanation of LufDoc from the original author himself. > This URL was a test setup to see if users would contribute to MSEgui > class documentation. > > http://z505.com/cgi-bin/mse/idx.cgi?file=fpdocintegrated > > > Maybe the author could be contacted (I believe I have seen him post > here recently) and the source code for LufDoc could be made available > and extended to the Lazarus documentation needs. > > Just my 2¢ worth…
You might not have noticed, but Michael has something similar to this ToDo list: http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/pipermail/lazarus/2012-February/070600.html Regards, Sven
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