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From: Dan M. <da...@ea...> - 2001-03-09 00:12:48
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Finally, after a very long wait, I finally put together some information on how to make a package play nicely with ScrollKeeper. Instead of writing a long manual on ScrollKeeper, which I still intend to do, I decided it would be more valuable to set up an example application with some comments, documentation, and template files which people can copy into their own packages. By copying a couple makefiles out of this package along with examples of OMF files, you will be mostly done setting up your package. There is also information on how to set up your configure.in and spec file (for RPM users). And don't forget to read the short document which installs with it, which has some additional info to supplement the comments in the various build files. You can get the release from here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/scrollkeeper/ Or get it from SourceForge CVS in the 'scrollkeeper_examples' module using the instructions here: http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=11543 This is not a final release, as it could still use some fixing up. However, it should definitely be sufficient to set up a package to install and register DocBook/SGML docs with scrollkeeper. Coming in the next release: A nice template makefile and example on installing HTML docs, and maybe even PS and PDF docs too. Feedback and patches are welcome. Dan Warning: ScrollKeeper is still beta software and could explode or morph into something evil at any time. |