[openbeos] Re: BeBook license
- From: "Niels Reedijk" <n.reedijk@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 21:59:18 +0200
> > There is none yet. The doc team will get some space on the new
website.
> >
> > Until that is up, contact Jeff Biss <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> for details
> > about our work (to be honest, I never worried about legal stuff up
to
> > now...)
> A friend of mine did an app (or a bunch of scripts can't remember)
which
> take
> some XML files and transform them in pages that looks like EXACTLY the
> same as
> the BeBook: same icons border backgrounds links, etc... it's called
> Sablotron
> but he never released it. If some are interested I can ask for him to
do
> (He
> will for sure, he just thaught that would not be useful...)
I believe the best way to generate the Be Book is with Doxygen. This is
simply the best solution, as it provides easy means to maintain the
documentation at the core: the header files. For the user documentation,
it would be best to use DocBook, as it already is an accepted standard.
Furthermore, the KDE project has released a nice docbook compiler, which
we can surely use!
Niels
Other related posts:
