Re: [glob2-devel] Twiki XML XSL plugins

[Gabriel Walt]

Thanks MarV for all your efforts!

> Maybe it comes from the xslt stylesheet (where can I find an other one)? 
> Login to ysagoon.com (user: ysagoon, pass: sex) and try to figure it out.

I don't know at all how docbook works (ie what stilesheet it needs). And I'm 
really new to xsl, and haven't tried it yet. Thus I can't help you for that, 
sorry.

I spoke with NCT today, and he said that for more consequent documentation work 
(such as the xml manual) it's really pleasant to have a fully featured text 
editor (eg vim). Thus, he will probably go on working on the cvs documentation 
and not use a web edit for xml documentation. And he also said that if people 
write stuff, he's willing to integrate it into the cvs tree. So is it really 
needed to put the xml doc into a wiki system? The problem is always the same, 
will people *really* contribute more if the doc is in a wiki, or isn't it worth 
all the effort?

What we can also do is a really complete step by step explaination of how to 
install on windoz, macosX and linux all that's needed to access to the savannah 
cvs. That little doc would be put together in the current twiki and could also 
be useful to access and contribute to the source code.

The other possibility is to check if it's possible to access and commit to the 
cvs from php, and how to easily display xml-xsl with php. Then integrate all 
that into olaf. Like that people can use olaf or cvs to access to the 
documentation. But that would probably need quite a lot of work, and it's 
probably more interesting to invest that time into more productive stuff.

Gabriel