On Mar 31, 6:43 pm, "Alexandre Plennevaux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> question 1: what jquery version is your API browser based on? Latest?

I don't know. It is build from the four xmls found here

http://jqueryjs.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/tools/api-browser/

But it does include functions from 1.2. Timestamp from the xml is
included in the footer.

> question 2: it might be useful to integrate some "update" logic (a
> simple indication that a new version is available on the CHM splash
> page maybe?)

A chm is just a compressed HTML pages with table of contents and
index. So I don't think it can do such thing :-D.

> question 3:  a chm file is good, yet i 'm dreaming of a desktop
> widget, that would function a la "Launchy/ quicksilver": when hitting
> alt+space, it pops up a search box, where i enter a search term,
> suggestions matches are shown on each key stroke, hitting enter shows
> the relevant page. Would the API format you use be adaptable to do
> that?

I have no idea, but google desktop search can index chm files (or at
least there is a plugin for that).

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