It's been quiet in LotusScript.doc land but...
...I have been hard at work and I'm getting close to a pre-release of LotusScript.doc v.2.
LotusScript.doc v. 2 is being completely rewritten from scratch (in Java), supports multi-threading and handles a wide array of new design elements compared to the 1.0.x code stream. The code and comment parsing is done and I'm currently working some of the more esoteric parsing bugs out.
One of the design goals for version 2 is also adding support for other output formats than the "traditional" framed HTML view. Writing custom output formats will also be possible using a template engine. I'm planning to ship the following documentation formats:
- XML
- Traditional framed HTML
- A more comprehensive HTML report
- DocBook
The main XML format is almost done and it's what I wanted to show of today and is what I'm showing above. Click the image (or here) for a larger version. The larger XML snippet shows:
- Ability to see which subforms are used from which forms
- Ability to see which embedded views are used from which forms/pages and what their singlecategory formula is (if any)
- Support for buttons (anonymous and named)
- Support for actions (in action bar and as shared actions)
- Ability to see which shared actions are used from which action bars
- Support for subforms
Please distribute Beta already
Mikkel,
would it be possible to send me already a preview of the database (Stefaan.Somers@gmail.com). I would like to convert the XML-file into XMI so it can easily be used to construct the necessary class diagrams in UML. I could send you the code afterwards so you can integrate it into your product.
This would be great for developers for documenting existing applications.
Re: It's been quiet in LotusScript.doc land but...
lekkimworld.com/2007/04/20/preferred_lotusscript_comment_style.html#comment1180723792826
Re: It's been quiet in LotusScript.doc land but...
Of course I don't want to sound demanding, but the web service add would be very useful to me. Do you have a beta to test?
Thanks!
Re: It's been quiet in LotusScript.doc land but...
As to beta I'm close and hopefully will get something out there soon but I'm still not willing to commit to any specific date. Drop me an e-mail if you want to beta test (lekkim [at] lsdoc.org).
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Dear All,
I am having issues using LSDOC @see parameter. Probably it works only if we implement script libraries as Classes. My requirement is to use @see as an internal link to my other subroutines and functions in the *same* script library being displayed. Is there a way out for this?
Rajashekhara Gopalarao.
Solution Specialist,