Christian A. Reiter wrote:
Am Freitag, 18. Juli 2008 13:03:43 schrieb M. Sokolewicz:
This is more of a question for the PHP Documentation Mailinglist than
for php-general, so I'm cc'ing it there.
Could you perhaps put up such a toc file somewhere online, so we could
take a look at what it actually looks like, for those of us not having
access to a kdevelop installation.
Also, the php documentation on that homepage, was it just the XML-source
? or the rendered html output? I'm having a bit of a hard time figuring
that out from your mail.
- Tul
Hi,
Sorry for "spamming", but i got a error reply from sending this to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
here is the content of the php.toc file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/28269/
I don't know exactly how the old documentation looked like (because I never
saw it online) - but what I can read out of the .toc file the structure was
quite the same as the one on your php.net page.
The toc file describes just URLs;
- one base URL (in your case "www.php.net/manual/en")
- all other xml nodes are titles and relative paths.
I replaced the line
<base href="http://epoxy.mrs.umn.edu/doc/python2.2-doc/html"/>
with
<base href="http://www.php.net/manual/en"/>
-> most of the documentation works - but not all of it, and some chapter
numbers are wrong too.
So I ask you if there exists a possibility to get this documentation in a
format that suites better than parsing the html file op php.net ;-)
Thanks,
Chris
Sorry, the correct address was phpdoc@lists.php.net (typo on my part).
I've forwarded it there, it seems like we did provide such in the past,
and we're looking at making phD (our documentation build system) be able
to output this format aswell.
