I'm actually glad you took a while to answer some of these. I figured out a bunch on my own, which is usually more memorable.
> > A few questions about the documentation: > > Sorry for the late replies > > > > > 1) Nautilus scripts no longer work in Ubuntu 12.04 - even the PPA for > > TortoiseHg-Nautilus generates errors. Are there plans to fix this? I > > ask because I'm going to be documenting the context menu popups and I > > want to know if I should mention that these only work in Explorer on > > Windows (and not in Nautilus on Linux). > > No one is maintaining the nautilus extension, I am tempted to remove it until > a maintainer appears, just to stop it from being packaged any more. Thanks. I found some alternate scripts Nautilus scripts, but I removed them. The only thing I really miss are the icon overlays, and the scripts didn't restore that function, they just opened a context menu. If I run across them again, I'll see if I can contact the creator to see if he's interested in having a poke at the thg version of the scripts. > > > 2) The only context help link available is on the Workbench which > > correctly points to 5.4. Can someone add a context menu link to > > section 4.0 for the Explorer Context (popup) Menu? I believe it would > > be enough to add one context menu help link, rather than a separate > > link on each context menu popup dialog, but if someone wanted to go > > crazy, I could ensure that a link existed for each of those, too. > > I think 5.2 would be a better link. I have a local patch which adds this. I really didn't want to get into coding on this, if I can avoid it. Since this isn't the OP's issue, I'll leave this alone, but I agree that a Help link to 5.2 would be fantastic. Since the link isn't required to fix the documents, I'll focus on that for now and rethink getting into the code later. > > > 5) Lastly, does anyone here have a recommendation for where I can get > > the following question answered: > > > > `Table of Contents`_ takes me to the ToC anchor in the current page. > > :doc:`faq` takes me to the FAQ document in the set. But how do I > > combine these two so I can go to a bookmark within another document in > > the set? I want to generate the equivalent HTML 5 of a fragid within a > > relative URL location. In other words, if I were in faq.html, and I > > wanted to create a clickable anchor that took me to <h2 id='ToC'>Table > > of Contents</h2> in the index.html page, I would use, > > > > <a href="index.html#ToC">See Table of Contents</a> for more > information. > > > > How do I do the equivalent in restructured text? (I need to know how > > to mark the fragid as well as how to reference the bookmark with > > #ToC.) > > > > I'll continue to look > > > http://packages.python.org/an_example_pypi_project/sphinx.html#table-o > > f-contents, http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html, > > http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/quickref.html, and > > http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/cheatsheet.txt, but it > > would help a lot if I knew what to search for within these documents > > (or in Google). I'm just too stupid to know what these bookmarks are > > called in restructured text parlance. > > I don't know if I ever found a reliable way to do this. I figured this out in a moment of Doh! The labeled references are the only way to make the links work across documents within the set. Outside references are more problematic in that they have to be maintained to avoid dead links. I can take on that role for a while. Thanks again for your help and insights. I have a lot to think about. Now that I've gotten one patch in, I can move from document to document in the source and hopefully bring things up to date. I need to play around some with the context menus because there are a lot more versions of the context menus than are shown in the images. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Live Security Virtual Conference Exclusive live event will cover all the ways today's security and threat landscape has changed and how IT managers can respond. Discussions will include endpoint security, mobile security and the latest in malware threats. http://www.accelacomm.com/jaw/sfrnl04242012/114/50122263/ _______________________________________________ Tortoisehg-develop mailing list Tortoisehg-develop@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tortoisehg-develop
