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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Hi Claus,<br>
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Le 04/03/2014 19:54, Claus Futtrup a écrit :<br>
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Hi there<br>
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I'd like to write a proper (working) help section for the CMA-ES
atoms module.<br>
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If I read online documentation, it claims I must use DocBook
format, but it is confusing that none of the ATOMS modules that I
have installed (PSO + Apifin) actually follow this. Their help
files are in an archive - and when uncompressed I find HTML + Java
code.<br>
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The toolbox-skeleton shows a different way, with DocBook format.<br>
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Which is the right one - and will be supported in the future?<br>
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You must write pages in XML format with Docbook tags (with Scilab
extensions).<br>
Then, XML files must be gathered in a help tree of dirs and subdirs
(for different languages and possibly subsections).<br>
Then, xmltojar(..) must be used to yield the jar (that is indeed a
set of zipped HTML files)<br>
Finally, jar files (one per language) must be set in a
myModuleRoot\jar\ sub-directory.<br>
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HTH<br>
Samuel<br>
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