> > > > I made an attempt to convert the manual to HTML 5, the rationale
> > > being
> > > > that HTML 5 deprecates tt tag and recommends to replace it with
> > > > tags like code, kbd, samp and var, which could be used in a more
> > > consistent
> > > > way to achieve something closer to a semanti
> > I made an attempt to convert the manual to HTML 5, the rationale
> being
> > that HTML 5 deprecates tt tag and recommends to replace it with tags
> > like code, kbd, samp and var, which could be used in a more
> consistent
> > way to achieve something closer to a semantic markup.
> >
> > I trie
> Well, I found the following project on SourceForge, which uses Java's
> Doclet API such that running JavaDoc outputs data to XML
> instead of HTML:
>
> http://jeldoclet.sourceforge.net/
>
> If the output is XML, then (theoretically) it could be
> transformed into
> DocBook format. Does this
> > Not unless we move to Java1.5 attributes :)
>
> This may be a while
No - I wouldnt change from 1.2 to 1.5 as minimum for Ant ;-)
Jan
> >It's often frustrating, like IE eating up the space text nodes,
> >so the XML syntax highlighting I describe above doesn't work with
> >IE, and needs to be done with a proper (standard compliant) XSL
> >engine (Xalan, Saxon, FireFox's XSL engine, etc...), but it's
> >rewarding work ;-) I like it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> I am trying to improve the Ant documentation.
>
>> I am using an approach which, with the help
>> of some scripts I am working on, will finally result
>> in a DocBook Ant manual. As a stepping stone to this end
>> I am doing the document in LaTeX.
>
>So you will write
> I am trying to improve the Ant documentation.
Always welcome :-)
> I would like to have a single multi-platform open format
> document. I understand that the project preference is to
> use DocBook.
DocBook? That´s really new to me.
I only know the plain HTMLs.
There are tests generating the d
