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At the moment, I’m creating the JWSCL source documentation with Doc-O-Matic. However this is a really big effort. Before we used PasDoc which uses completely different tags. This means I had to convert all tags from PasDoc to DocOMatic style (JavaDoc or XMLDoc). Converting the docs manually was no solution, so I had to write a parser that converts it automatically. This approach was of course much faster and in only a few hours (consider the programming effort), I could generate documentation which is 90% converted. Only some table tags are left.
I hope that we can soon publish the new documentation in different formats like PDF, HTML, HTML Help 1&2 as well as Hlp.
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gabr
25|Apr|2008 1Any chance of making this converter publicly available? I have to convert tons of Time2HELP-compatible doc (which is JavaDoc-like) to XMLDoc and I’d like to put as little effort into it as possible
Christian Wimmer
26|Apr|2008 2The sourcecode is very dirty and is only working for PasDoc (which is enhanced javadoc). If you want the source code - and you will have to adapt it to your needs - write an email to mail(*at*)delphi-jedi(.dot.)net
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