Viktor, DokuWiki uses a plain text (ascii) file for each wiki page. i.e. see this function: http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?id=fivewin_function_abortdoc
This is the ascii file stored for it: ====== AbortDoc() ====== Stop a print job ====== Syntax: ====== AbortDoc(<hDC> ) --> nSuccess ====== Parameters: ====== | <hDC> | Device context for the print job. | ====== Returns: ====== | <nSuccess> | Return value is greater than zero if the function is successful. | ====== Sample: ====== ====== Source Code: ====== SOURCE\WINAPI\PRINTDC.C As you can see, we can easily import to DokuWiki or export from it. In fact, our initial version was exported from our help files and imported as docuwiki pages using a simple Harbour app :-) Anyhow, I am not trying to convince anybody here. I just exposing my own experience about documentation. Meanwhile there is not an easy and quick way to update the docs, they will always be outdated. Even using a wiki, we have to do an effort to keep it updated :-) _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
