Dear all, > Building the documentation (PDF and HTML) on Hudson
This is now done. We had to set up a HIPP-Instance with all the Latex tools. The resulting artifacts are here: http://download.eclipse.org/rmf/documentation/rmf-latex/main.html Changes that are pushed by committers will be updated online within a minute or so. Non-Commiter-changes end up in Gerrit. > Removing the corresponding Wiki-Pages (to prevent redundant > information from lingering) I will do this next week, unless someone objects. Best, - Michael On 24.06.2014 16:25, Michael Jastram wrote: > Dear all, > > While I didn't hear anything on this list, I know that Ingo and Lukas > would be fine with a switch to Latex. I tweaked some scripts and put > the resulting latex in a new repository > (org.eclipse.rmf.documentation). I am happy with the result, as it > allows us to scale the the documentation up. I attached the resulting > PDF, using the vanilla Latex Book template. Of course, this could be > made much prettier with a better template. There is also a HTML > generator (producing multiple pages, therefore hard to attach). > > The next steps would be: > > * Building the documentation (PDF and HTML) on Hudson > * Removing the corresponding Wiki-Pages (to prevent redundant > information from lingering) > * Updating links to the new documentation. > > This is your last chance to raise a flag, if you don't like where this > is heading. > > Best, > > - Michael > -- *Dr. Michael Jastram* +49 (162) 274 83 94 http://jastram.de Geschäftsführer Formal Mind GmbH http://formalmind.com Gründer rheinjug e.V. http://rheinjug.de Project Lead Eclipse Requirements Modeling Framework http://eclipse.org/rmf
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