> Hi, > > I'm the primary author of as2api, a JavaDoc-like tool for ActionScript2, > > http://www.badgers-in-foil.co.uk/projects/as2api/ > > I've been devoting all my hack-bandwidth to other stuff recently, and > now that Adobe have released ASDoc, I'm probably going to have a hard > time motivating myself to work on as2api. > > I can continue to run the project in maintenance-mode, but are there any > Ruby-hacking ActionScript programmers out there interested in taking > over the project and working on new features and bugfixes?
If you are interested, there is still some work needed on haxedoc (the haXe documentation generator). The compiler does most of the job by being able to generate an XML containing all compiled classes with methods, types, and javadoc-style comments. This XML is actually loaded by the haxedoc tool (written in haXe) which can either be called from the commandline to generate all the HTML on the hard drive (this doc is included in the haXe distribution for example) or as a web-service that dynamicly generate web-pages (this this is one generating http://haxe.org/api ). While it's functional right now, I'm looking for people interested in improving both haxedoc html output and haxe documentation. Best, Nicolas _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
