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README
README for the Documentation ============================ Author: Joachim Eibl, 2004-02-22 The following text contains some info about how the docs are created. It helps me remember certain details. Most users probably aren't interested in these things. Docbook references: http://i18n.kde.org/doc/markup/index.html http://opensource.bureau-cornavin.com/crash-course/index.html Each directory contains the documentation for a different translation. The textual information is in the index.docbook of every subdirectory. I wrote the English version in en/index.docbook. The other translations were done by the KDE-Internationalization-Team. They are doing a great job! The command meinproc (which is part of KDE) can be used to convert this file into HTML. meinproc index.docbook If you prefer everything in one big HTML/Postscript/PDF-file: LANG=de_DE meinproc --check index.docbook --stylesheet /opt/trinity/share/apps/ksgmltools2/customization/tde-nochunk.xsl (The LANG=de_DE prevents that meinproc writes the file in UTF-8 encoding, which isn't understood by html2ps.) Create ps-file: html2ps -D -u -n index.html >index.ps (For the -D to work add the line "Ghostscript: 1;" in the "package"-section of file /usr/lib/html2ps/html2psrc.) Create pdf-file: ps2pdf index.ps index.pdf The script createpdfdoc does these steps for all subdirectories. During normal installation on KDE a compressed file is generated: meinproc --check --cache index.cache.bz2 index.docbook As a service for non-KDE-users the en-directory also contains the HTML-version of the English documentation. After running meinproc the HTML-files contain some references to files in help:/common/ which contains stylesheets and KDE-graphics which make the result look much prettier. Because on non-KDE-systems this is not available, I placed a copy of these files in doc/en/common. To correct the references, I run the following command, which removes the "help:/"-part of the references, and only the "common/"-part remains. for i in *.html; do sed -i "s/help:\///g" $i; done (sed-option "-i" means in-place, "s/orig/repl/" is the replacement-command, "g" replaces every occurance in the line, not only the first.) The screenshots were made with the English KDE-version and therefore are placed in the en-directory. But since for the other translations no new screenshots were made yet, they only contain links to the English screenshots. These links are created en-bloc with this command. (But first you must cd into each subdirectory.) for i in `ls ../en | grep png`; do ln -s ../en/$i $i; done Command to retrieve other translations from cvs: cvs co tde-i18n/subdirs #for i in `cat tde-i18n/subdirs`; do cvs co tde-i18n/$i/docs/kdeextragear-1/kdiff3/index.docbook; done for i in `cat subdirs`; do wget http://websvn.kde.org/*checkout*/trunk/l10n/$i/docs/extragear-utils/kdiff3/index.docbook -O $i.docbook; done If a new translation is available, - create a new directory, - copy the index.docbook file there, - copy a Makefile.am there and correct it, - edit the doc/Makefile.am to include the new subdir, - create the links for the graphics, - and don't forget to run make -f Makefile.cvs in the top directory.