Hi Steven,
I totally agree. Actually the user's guide cookbook was the first,
but the user's guide was a static docbook document then. We thus
continued adding to the cookbook by using the wiki. Many months
(years) later, Emmanuel converted and imported the user's guide into
the wiki. However the cookbooks were never merged. I've been kinda
waiting for someone to step up on do it ... so, by all means ... go
right ahead ;-)
Take care and thanks a lot for all your documentation contributions,
Geert
On 16 Jul 2006, at 18:21, Steven Grimm wrote:
There is a section called "Cookbook" in the user's guide with
assorted information on various topics. There is a completely
separate section called "Cook Book" on the Wiki with assorted
information on various topics. Ideally they would just be one
section with all the information from both of the existing sections
since a new user has no way of knowing whether a given feature was
part of RIFE's early feature set (and is thus in the user's guide
cookbook) or a later addition (in the Wiki's cookbook). When I was
first getting started I found myself searching through both a lot.
Barring a merger, maybe one of the two cookbooks should be called
something different so we can tell users to look in the cookbook
under "XYZ" and it'll be clear where they should go.
Is either one of those a bad idea? Since it's a structural change
to the Wiki I don't want to just dive into it without a sanity
check. But it seems like it should be simple to stick all of one
cookbook's pages into the other one.
-Steve
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