Documentation on wiki?
Brian J. Tarricone
bjt23 at cornell.edu
Tue Dec 5 00:31:14 CET 2006
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Mike Massonnet wrote:
> Sun, 3 Dec 2006 13:42:52 +0100 - "Nick Schermer"
> <nickschermer at gmail.com> wrote :
>
>> If some developers have problems with removing the docbooks, I'm not
>> going to put time in this. Three (website/wiki/local) (slightly)
>> different docs for each project, create by the same group of
>> developers is just ridiculous. To sync those 3 medium will take too
>> much time and only makes it harder for users.
>
> How about maintaining the docbooks on the wiki? With this plugin
> there is the possibility: http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:docbook.
Unless I'm mistaken that plugin is the reverse of what we need. It
takes a docbook file and converts to HTML, which we can already do. If
it could take wiki markup and convert that to docbook (which could later
be exported as HTML in a way that could be distributed with the packages
properly), then that would be useful.
-brian
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