Hi! > As I have proposed to write new HBQt demos, I had an idea today: Maybe > the first of them could be a basic visual NanForum command help > editor, that scans the correct Harbour folder, hides the NF format for > the contributors, by presenting the respective fields as PlainText > boxes, and agregate all .txt with $doc$ / $end$ declarations > accessible within one interface, so people can stop thinking about the > help format and start to write documentation in fact. By doing the > properly folder scan, I can extend it to multilanguage also.
I developed an tool some months ago that reads all the source code on folder /harbour/src + /harbour/contrib and compare it with the existing documentation in /harbour/doc and show me what has documented and what source files are modified. This tool works as a visual front-end to edit the documentation in the form NF. Additionally wrote an application that reads the format NF and exports to HTML + CSS into an format to integrate the project site ... I just did it as temporary tool, specific to this need and I developed it in Delphi (which is a language I know well) to run on my CPU with Windows and for my needs it is helping me as well, although it lacks some details to be completely ready . Since I could not waste time because our time is short, I opted for that for me it was faster ... Do you think this could be useful in this process? Regards, Vailton Renato _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
