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Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Wind
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Andreas Schik |
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Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows) |
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Fri, 26 Feb 2016 10:23:50 +0100 |
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On 2016-02-26 06:35:13 +0100 svetlana@members.fsf.org (Svetlana A.
Tkachenko) wrote:
Gregory Casamento wrote:
HelpViewer uses RTF format. Speaking of documentation I am of the
concerted opinion that we should do away with autogsdoc. The reason
for this is because it is yet another example of NIH.
... not invented here? I was under the assumption that it
is using an XML format resembling something from Apple. I do not have
knowledge of whether the existing parser is sufficiently advanced to
keep it around, as I did not play with it much yet. One of included
examples:
I don't know whether the format resembles something from Apple, but
yes it is some kind of XML, not RTF. RTF is the "classic" help format
used in *Step. However, AFAIK there are no GNUstepp apps providing any
help in RTF and there are two providing help in XLP (HelpViewer)
format: HelpViewer itself and CDPlayer. The last one being completely
outdated, I admit.
GNUstep's API documentation comes in gsdoc (whatever that is) and HTML
and must be built explicitly, IIRC. It does neither comply with
HelpViewer not with any RTF viewer, e.g. Ink.
Andreas
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- Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows, (continued)
- Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows, Riccardo Mottola, 2016/02/22
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- Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows, Doc O'Leary, 2016/02/23
- Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows, Riccardo Mottola, 2016/02/24
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- Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows, Doc O'Leary, 2016/02/25
- Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Svetlana A. Tkachenko, 2016/02/25
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Gregory Casamento, 2016/02/25
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Svetlana A. Tkachenko, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows),
Andreas Schik <=
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Gregory Casamento, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Gregory Casamento, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2016/02/27
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- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Doc O'Leary, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Svetlana A. Tkachenko, 2016/02/28
- Re: Questions (was: Re: A Critique: Getting Started with GNUstep on Windows), Richard Frith-Macdonald, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions, Riccardo Mottola, 2016/02/26
- Re: Questions, Svetlana A. Tkachenko, 2016/02/28