Graeme Geldenhuys wrote:
Hi,
On 10 July 2012 15:07, Mark Morgan Lloyd
<[email protected]> wrote:
That would ensure that minor changes to the Wiki, even though
self-consistent, couldn't screw up the Lazarus IDE...
What do you mean my "screw up"? Meaning the wiki help which might
describe the details of an IDE dialog (what I refer to as application
help) doesn't exist any more? I can't say I have ever heard of a case
where this has happened.
No, I'm looking at one, very specific, case. The Lazarus IDE includes an
HTML file- I've already said which one several times. That is unarguably
part of the IDE, it is not part of the Wiki which is in effect a
separate project.
If somebody changes the headings in the Wiki page referred to by this
one file, it effectively breaks the IDE. Now I know that some people
will argue that point, but if a prospective user or- $deity help us- a
journalist can't get to help information we all know who carries the
can: it's seen as a shortcoming of the IDE, even if the change was
elsewhere.
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