On Nov 19, 2007 1:49 AM, Fernando Correa da Conceição
<conc...@gmail.com> wrote:
The new build system which let the person see what is changed, without
the wait of some hours to build the manual(current I take more than two
hours to build) will make more simple. But it need some more simple docs
for it! Sometime ago I got it from cvs and I do not know how to use it.
Its very simple (as of PhD-0.2.0 at least).
`phd -d/path/to/phpdoc/.manual.xml`
We still need an webpage for the system, until we get one there is a
wiki page: http://doc.php.net/wiki/phd
Another thing if possible is a server to build the docs one or more
onces by day(too much?), but one once by day is good. If you can see you
work on internet soon after you did it, you will like and try to do
more. No need to wait months. Example: the portuguese in www.php.net is
http://docs.php.net/download-docs.php?sizes=1
All those 17 translations are built 4 times a day :)
1. Designate the deadest of the dead as INACTIVE_LANGUAGES via phpweb.
~18 of them. This means they won't show up via the select box at
php.net, nor be selectable via my.php.
We could make a rule for this kind: by example, if a file is outdated by
some time, like 3 months, it is replaced by en, and we can make a rule
for the minimum number of translated file that a translation can be,
when it is bellow this number, it is not show any more.
I think we have to much magic already, adding more magic is dangerous.
-Hannes
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