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2004-10-27
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I'm using the MSDN documenter. I want both html and .chm
file output.
Right now, I'm implementing my own documenter which is
really just a hacked up version of the MsdnDocumenter.
Right now, I put all the typical documenation in a book
called "API Reference". Plus I create several other books
and add documents to it.
Basically, I hacked the documenter to recurse through a
directory such as "myProject\docs".
For each subdir in myProject\docs
newBook = subdir.name;
newBook.titlepage = subdir.name + ".html" (if it exists)
for each *.html in subdir
add html page to book
end
recurse on subdir
end
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Which documentater are you planning on using?
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user_id=1114117
I'm using the MSDN documenter. I want both html and .chm
file output.
Right now, I'm implementing my own documenter which is
really just a hacked up version of the MsdnDocumenter.
Right now, I put all the typical documenation in a book
called "API Reference". Plus I create several other books
and add documents to it.
Basically, I hacked the documenter to recurse through a
directory such as "myProject\docs".
For each subdir in myProject\docs
newBook = subdir.name;
newBook.titlepage = subdir.name + ".html" (if it exists)
for each *.html in subdir
add html page to book
end
recurse on subdir
end