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Helix and CanDyDOC release
Feb 22, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov
Feb 22, 2006
Oskar Linde
Feb 22, 2006
Charles
Feb 22, 2006
pragma
Feb 22, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov
Feb 22, 2006
pragma
Feb 23, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov
Feb 22, 2006
John Demme
Feb 22, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov
Feb 22, 2006
John Demme
Feb 23, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov
Feb 23, 2006
Andrew Fedoniouk
February 22, 2006
Hi all.

I've upload something named Helix recently. Actualy this is two projects. First is Helix itself - applied mathematics routines library. It's small right now, but will grow with time.

The second thing is something that I hope will be intresting for biger audience: CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that provides ability to generate advanced documentation htmls.

Learn more at http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki and http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki/CandyDoc

There are few bugs in CanDyDOC and there are not all features I planned to do are done. So for now CanDyDOC is my first priority. Any ideas and proposals are welcome in project's forum.

--
Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
nail-mail[at]mail.ru

Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russi
February 22, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov skrev:

> CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that provides ability to
> generate advanced documentation htmls.

I am really impressed. Nice work!

/Oskar
February 22, 2006
Im totally amazed.  This is better than any documentation ive ever seen!!

And I love the name!

"Victor Nakoryakov" <Victor_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:dti0su$2b9i$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hi all.
>
> I've upload something named Helix recently. Actualy this is two projects.
First
> is Helix itself - applied mathematics routines library. It's small right
now,
> but will grow with time.
>
> The second thing is something that I hope will be intresting for biger
audience:
> CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that provides ability
to
> generate advanced documentation htmls.
>
> Learn more at http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki and http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki/CandyDoc
>
> There are few bugs in CanDyDOC and there are not all features I planned to
do
> are done. So for now CanDyDOC is my first priority. Any ideas and
proposals are
> welcome in project's forum.
>
> --
> Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
> nail-mail[at]mail.ru
>
> Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russi


February 22, 2006
In article <dti0su$2b9i$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Victor Nakoryakov says...
>
>Hi all.
>
>I've upload something named Helix recently. Actualy this is two projects. First is Helix itself - applied mathematics routines library. It's small right now, but will grow with time.
>
>The second thing is something that I hope will be intresting for biger audience: CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that provides ability to generate advanced documentation htmls.
>
>Learn more at http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki and http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki/CandyDoc
>
>There are few bugs in CanDyDOC and there are not all features I planned to do are done. So for now CanDyDOC is my first priority. Any ideas and proposals are welcome in project's forum.
>
>--
>Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
>nail-mail[at]mail.ru
>
>Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russi

Victor, I like the screenshots, and the .ddoc code is really quite self-explanitory.  Plus your HTML/JS/CSS code is impeccable.  Great Job!

Out of curiosity, do you have any ideas or concepts as how to handle cross-references within .ddoc generated documentation?  I've traveled all the way down the XML/XSLT data path from .ddoc to get something hacked together, but maybe you have a more elegant solution in mind?

- Eric Anderton at yahoo
February 22, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov wrote:

> Hi all.
> 
> I've upload something named Helix recently. Actualy this is two projects. First is Helix itself - applied mathematics routines library. It's small right now, but will grow with time.
> 
> The second thing is something that I hope will be intresting for biger audience: CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that provides ability to generate advanced documentation htmls.
> 
> Learn more at http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki and http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki/CandyDoc
> 
> There are few bugs in CanDyDOC and there are not all features I planned to do are done. So for now CanDyDOC is my first priority. Any ideas and proposals are welcome in project's forum.
> 
> --
> Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
> nail-mail[at]mail.ru
> 
> Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russi


Looks great!  Does it do class dependancy charts and links to type definitions yet?

~John Demme
February 22, 2006
pragma wrote:
> In article <dti0su$2b9i$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Victor Nakoryakov says...
> 
>>Hi all.
>>
>>I've upload something named Helix recently. Actualy this is two projects. First
>>is Helix itself - applied mathematics routines library. It's small right now,
>>but will grow with time.
>>
>>The second thing is something that I hope will be intresting for biger audience:
>>CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that provides ability to
>>generate advanced documentation htmls.
>>
>>Learn more at http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki and
>>http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki/CandyDoc
>>
>>There are few bugs in CanDyDOC and there are not all features I planned to do
>>are done. So for now CanDyDOC is my first priority. Any ideas and proposals are
>>welcome in project's forum.
>>
>>--
>>Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
>>nail-mail[at]mail.ru
>>
>>Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russi
> 
> 
> Victor, I like the screenshots, and the .ddoc code is really quite
> self-explanitory.  Plus your HTML/JS/CSS code is impeccable.  Great Job!

Thanx

> Out of curiosity, do you have any ideas or concepts as how to handle
> cross-references within .ddoc generated documentation?  I've traveled all the
> way down the XML/XSLT data path from .ddoc to get something hacked together, but
> maybe you have a more elegant solution in mind?

I have clean vision on how to done something like 'bla bla bla see also $(REF mypackage.mymodule.myclass.mymethod)'. It can be acheived with some js tricks, and it is planned to done in next versions. Or did you mean something else like automatic reference in comments like 'bla bla bla see also mypackage.mymodule.myclass.mymethod', if so I have no ideas.

> - Eric Anderton at yahoo

BTW. I think automatic references and decisions are evil. In practice of documenting few thouthands lines of code I noticed that in 90% of cases I have to prepend words that is the same as currently described declaration name with _ to avoid their's highlighting. I think it is better to explicitly specify that I want word highlighting with macro or with enclosing it in backquotes for example.


-- 
Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
nail-mail [at] mail.ru

Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russia
February 22, 2006
John Demme wrote:
> Victor Nakoryakov wrote:
> 
> 
>>Hi all.
>>
>>I've upload something named Helix recently. Actualy this is two projects.
>>First is Helix itself - applied mathematics routines library. It's small
>>right now, but will grow with time.
>>
>>The second thing is something that I hope will be intresting for biger
>>audience: CanDyDOC. It is a set of .ddoc, .js and other files that
>>provides ability to generate advanced documentation htmls.
>>
>>Learn more at http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki and
>>http://trac.dsource.org/projects/helix/wiki/CandyDoc
>>
>>There are few bugs in CanDyDOC and there are not all features I planned to
>>do are done. So for now CanDyDOC is my first priority. Any ideas and
>>proposals are welcome in project's forum.
>>
>>--
>>Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
>>nail-mail[at]mail.ru
>>
>>Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russi
> 
> 
> 
> Looks great!  Does it do class dependancy charts

No charts yet. I think class dependancy graphs is some heritage of C++/doxygen past, but module dependance charts could be useful, I'll think about. Anyway there are foreground tasks, so this thing can be done in versions after 1.0 release.

> and links to type
> definitions yet?

Ammm... what did you mean exactly?

> ~John Demme


-- 
Victor (aka nail) Nakoryakov
nail-mail [at] mail.ru

Krasnoznamensk, Moscow, Russia
February 22, 2006
Victor Nakoryakov wrote:
>> Looks great!  Does it do class dependancy charts
> 
> No charts yet. I think class dependancy graphs is some heritage of C++/doxygen past, but module dependance charts could be useful, I'll think about. Anyway there are foreground tasks, so this thing can be done in versions after 1.0 release.
> 
>> and links to type
>> definitions yet?
> 
> Ammm... what did you mean exactly?
> 

Essentially what I'm looking for is the ability to click my way around. That is, say you've got the following two classes:

class A
{
}

class B: A
{
        void foo(A bar);
}

In the documentation for class B, I want the text saying that it inherits from A to be a link to the documentation for A.  In the documentation for the method foo, I want a link to the documentation for A in the description of the parameter bar... doxygen does this, and it's infinitely valuable when looking through the Mango docs.

~John
February 22, 2006
In article <dtiqmf$alg$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Victor Nakoryakov says...
>
>pragma wrote:
>> Out of curiosity, do you have any ideas or concepts as how to handle cross-references within .ddoc generated documentation?  I've traveled all the way down the XML/XSLT data path from .ddoc to get something hacked together, but maybe you have a more elegant solution in mind?
>
>I have clean vision on how to done something like 'bla bla bla see also $(REF mypackage.mymodule.myclass.mymethod)'. It can be acheived with some js tricks, and it is planned to done in next versions. Or did you mean something else like automatic reference in comments like 'bla bla bla see also mypackage.mymodule.myclass.mymethod', if so I have no ideas.
>
>> - Eric Anderton at yahoo
>
>BTW. I think automatic references and decisions are evil. In practice of documenting few thouthands lines of code I noticed that in 90% of cases I have to prepend words that is the same as currently described declaration name with _ to avoid their's highlighting. I think it is better to explicitly specify that I want word highlighting with macro or with enclosing it in backquotes for example.
>

Actually I was referring to something more like what javadoc output does, where each platform and user defined type (in method signatures and declarations) is a link to the referenced type.  I've learned that the ddoc output scheme makes this a very hard problem to solve, and I was curious if you'd given it any thought.

- Eric Anderton at yahoo
February 22, 2006
pragma wrote:
> In article <dtiqmf$alg$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Victor Nakoryakov says...
>> pragma wrote:
>>> Out of curiosity, do you have any ideas or concepts as how to handle cross-references within .ddoc generated documentation?  I've traveled all the way down the XML/XSLT data path from .ddoc to get something hacked together, but maybe you have a more elegant solution in mind?
>> I have clean vision on how to done something like 'bla bla bla see also $(REF mypackage.mymodule.myclass.mymethod)'. It can be acheived with some js tricks, and it is planned to done in next versions. Or did you mean something else like automatic reference in comments like 'bla bla bla see also mypackage.mymodule.myclass.mymethod', if so I have no ideas.
>>
>>> - Eric Anderton at yahoo
>> BTW. I think automatic references and decisions are evil. In practice of documenting few thouthands lines of code I noticed that in 90% of cases I have to prepend words that is the same as currently described declaration name with _ to avoid their's highlighting. I think it is better to explicitly specify that I want word highlighting with macro or with enclosing it in backquotes for example.
>>
> 
> Actually I was referring to something more like what javadoc output does, where each platform and user defined type (in method signatures and declarations) is a link to the referenced type.  I've learned that the ddoc output scheme makes this a very hard problem to solve, and I was curious if you'd given it any thought.

Maybe Walter could help here. It's pretty trivial task to do when you have all the symbol tables, etc. at hand when generating the documentation code. Otherwise you're going to end up doing a separate frontend for docs.

-- 
Jari-Matti
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