[Twisted-Python] Docs
2 May
2001
2 May
'01
8:18 p.m.
Glyph asked for the standard rant about using XML: - you can use the same set of source files to generate quite different outputs (html, rdf, latex, paper, pdf, etc.), and the tools for this come for free (linux, fbsd, etc. doco projects all use docbook) - you can have differing styles with the same output medium, compare t URLs: http://4suite.org/documents/4Suite/TODO http://twistedmatrix.com/users/jh.twistd/python/moin.cgi/DocBook Test - docbook is a STANDARD way for SEMANTIC computer manual markup, i.e. what you have to learn you can use elsewhere, including your resumé - all tools are available for python (guess what the above tw url is generated with) 'nuf said.
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