From: Pete S. <pst...@gm...> - 2008-05-18 03:05:36
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DM = D.B. Moore DM> Call it sentimentality on my part if you like, but DM> I figure a copy of the original jazz.tex file should DM> always remain, in tact, for historical purposes... It will because it us under version control. On your Linux box, try the following command in the jazzplusplus/trunk/jazz/src/HelpFiles directory... $ svn log jazz.tex This lists all of the log messages associates with jazz.tex. Note the revision numbers. Let's say you wanted to retrieve the original version from Subversion. That would be version... 56. Just for fun, change directory to your home directory and retrieve that version of jazz.tex using... $ cd $ mkdir Junk $ svn co -r 56 https://jazzplusplus.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jazzplusplus/trunk/jazz/src/HelpFiles Junk That last line should all be on one line. Know you have the original, 486 and all, mentioned in tex2rtf. I'm keeping a copy of the pdf generated by Tex2RTF around for a reference. DM> Anyhow, reworking jazz.tex is almost tantamount DM> to a rewrite. I've got no problem with that, DM> and for sure some passages of the old text DM> may find their way into the new draft....but DM> ....are we happy with the formal and layout of DM> the old jazz.tex documentation? Here's how I look at it. You are doing a fabulous job with the docs. Feel free to re-write as you see fit. When it comes to Jazz++ functionality, assume we are trying to recreate what the old version did. I'm sure this is documented in the old version. I have changed a few things (I want to use my new knob control instead of sliders... see the Metronome dialog), but not much. DM> A lot of the htdocs are near a point where they'll be DM> 'frozen' for a time - they probably won't change until DM> the code reaches a point closer to an 'official' release. Exactly. DM> The reason I concluded to just continue adding to the DM> web/htdocs/documentation path, was to merely make these DM> additions 'visible', rather than obscured in jazz.tex DM> right now, ....because we havn't discussed a plan here, DM> or how things will be done....etc etc etc.. That makes sense, but here's what I was thinking... I simply post the HTML output of the Tex2RTF build on the web site and you link to it. It will definitely look different than the main web site, but it should. I'll try to generate an example soon. I'll post when I'm done. Pete |