I already have started documenting my GLTutorial package using the pharo help tool. It wont be long till I finish that, next is nativeboost. I took a look at help tool packages , looks like classes are way more simple than I expected which is good thing, they are easy to extend , so I think I will extend them abit and use them as base for implementing my own help tool. I will distribute the result from my own repos (smalltalk hub), in case people don't like my own implementation of a help tool. Thank you all for your assistance. Stéphane Ducasse wrote
On Sep 10, 2013, at 1:42 PM, kilon <
thekilon@.co
> wrote:
Hi guys I am back, and I want to document : a) Nativeboost -> The things I learned while trying to understand how to use NBOpenGL b) GLTutorial -> This is a project of mine, to make a set of tutorial that clearly show how to use NBOpenGL
I was to take Stephan advise of making blog posts about those things, but I came to conclusion that I don't want my users to learn those things from blog posts or youtube videos. I am a big fan of emacs on board documentation.
So my attention came to help tool, I think I get how it works, I started making the documentation with it, questions is if there is anything more to it than the functionality I am seeing in the Help docs. Maybe a third party lib that adds more features ?
write in any format so that people can read it. do it incrementally.
Is there a plan to extend it ?
I do not know but we do not have energy for that :)
If I decide to extend it , do I need to commit permissions to pharo repo ?
probably.
Or is it better to subclass it and create something more powerful ?
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