[GRASS-dev] Re: [GRASS GIS] #151: make documentation be full text
searchable: use sphinx
GRASS GIS
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Sun Aug 9 05:20:39 EDT 2009
#151: make documentation be full text searchable: use sphinx
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Reporter: timmie | Owner: epatton
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: major | Milestone: 7.0.0
Component: Website | Version: unspecified
Resolution: | Keywords:
Platform: Unspecified | Cpu: Unspecified
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Comment (by hamish):
Replying to [comment:6 neteler]:
...
> This indicates to some extent HTML errors in the original as well as
Sphinx problems with the tags
> {{{
> <dt> ...
> <dd> ...
> }}}
>
> So with some effort the HTML pages could be made Sphinx compliant
(perfect power user job).
>
> Here the list of failing HTML files in 6.5.svn: d.graph.rst, d.his.rst,
d.linegraph.rst, d.mapgraph.rst, d.menu.rst, d.out.file.rst,
d.text.freetype.rst, g.gisenv.rst, g.message.rst, grass6.rst,
g.region.rst, i.ortho.photo.rst, m.proj.rst, ps.map.rst, r.category.rst,
r.coin.rst, r.cost.rst, r.distance.rst, r.in.gdal.rst, r.in.xyz.rst,
r.mfilter.fp.rst, r.mfilter.rst, r.out.gdal.rst, r.proj.rst, r.ros.rst,
r.spreadpath.rst, r.spread.rst, r.terraflow.rst, r.tileset.rst,
r.watershed.rst, r.what.rst, v.label.rst, v.lidar.correction.rst,
v.lidar.edgedetection.rst, v.lidar.growing.rst, v.outlier.rst,
v.reclass.rst, v.segment.rst, v.surf.bspline.rst.
all of the above should (now) be html bug-free, as checked by dillo's lint
verifier.
if that is so and all is valid HTML, remaining problems should are for the
sphinx people to fix IMO.
> I've put everything online give you an impression (yes,
> partially messy but not so bad...):
> http://grass.osgeo.org/grass65/manuals/sphinx/
specifically, bolds and newlines need work.
Hamish
ps- reST is good stuff.
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