Hello, Here is a little tarball of the DocStatus stuff, I made a Makefile that will generate xml and html files for each part. This is based on relative paths, so adjust the Makefile as appropriate. It could use a little css to make it look better.
I'll wait to do any more work on the asp version until I know more about the new website. Thanks, John Luke On Fri, 2003-06-13 at 10:23, Miguel de Icaza wrote: > Hello! > > > I have created a small tool to generate the status of our documentation > > (mostly for Gtk#, but it works for ECMA also). It currently consists of > > DocStatus.cs which generates an xml file, and DocStatus.aspx that reads > > the xml file. > > > > To try it you will need a mono compiled since Duncan's IHasXmlNode patch > > the other day. Here is a usage example: > > mono DocStatus.exe gtk-sharp/doc/en Gtk# > > > > where gtk-sharp/doc/en is the starting directory and Gtk# is the "Name" > > used for the xml filename. Then put DocStatus.aspx and Gtk#DocStatus.xml > > into your xsp directory. > > > > Here are some of the current limitations: > > - the documented / not documented decision is not great > > - perhaps one large xml file for all the docs would be better instead of > > how it's done now > > - the aspx page is not very pretty > > > > Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. Especially by Miguel > > and Ben on fitting it in to the new website. > > I think we could host this on the new machine mono.ximian.com, I will > give Duncan access to the machine so he can setup Mono + XSP in there > (I have an old instlalation there). > > But this is very useful, and should help the documentation effort. > > For now, if you can generate static files, we can host those in a > directory in the current web server. Am gone next week to Guadec, so > it might be hard for me to get this done. > > Miguel
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