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From: Gary R. <gr...@bi...> - 2006-02-24 00:59:23
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>> Have you thought of a nice way to generate html from the xml source to >> incorporate this into the scipy website? > > that's easy, i'll do it tomorrow. Hi Vidar, I can open it now. Excellent. I can still see a couple of references to numarray and Numeric in there which should be removed if possible, including in the title. Regarding an html version: It would be nice to gerenate as much cross-reference material as possible out of the XML source. I don't think there will be space for all the alternatives on a single html page, so maybe you could generate separate html files for numpy versus Matlab/Octave, numpy versus IDL, numpy versus R. Have you kept the Numeric version in the source? If so, maybe you could also generate numpy versus Numeric. Another idea is to put the numpy column in one frame and all the others together in a frame next to it which can be scrolled sideways to reveal the other environment of choice. Another more difficult idea is to put some javascript in it to allow selection but this is probably not worth the effort. >> We'd need a way of making the xml editable via a wiki interface >> and automatically generating multiple views or something. > > hmmm... :) Yes; hmmm is right. Actually, I'm sure that's a bad idea. It's better if you maintain control of the original, otherwise it will lose utility for you as a general purpose cross reference which we, the lucky numpy users get a side benefit from. Gary R. |