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Phoe6
Hello all,
I use cvs to maintain all my python snippets, notes, c, c++ code.
As the hosting provider provides a public webserver also, I was
thinking that I should convert the cvs folders automatically to
website.
1) cvs2web is not what i mean.
2) doxygen may not be suitable.
I tried with rest2web, it is requires that I write /restweb headers
and files to be .txt files.
An approach I have thought is:
1) run source-hightlight and create .html pages for all the scripts.
2) now write a script to index those script .htmls and create webpage.
3) Create the website of those pages.
before proceeding, I thought I shall discuss here, if the members have
any suggestion.
What do do, when you want to maintain your snippets and notes in cvs
and also auto generate it into a good website.
I like rest2web for notes.
Thanks,
Senthil
I use cvs to maintain all my python snippets, notes, c, c++ code.
As the hosting provider provides a public webserver also, I was
thinking that I should convert the cvs folders automatically to
website.
1) cvs2web is not what i mean.
2) doxygen may not be suitable.
I tried with rest2web, it is requires that I write /restweb headers
and files to be .txt files.
An approach I have thought is:
1) run source-hightlight and create .html pages for all the scripts.
2) now write a script to index those script .htmls and create webpage.
3) Create the website of those pages.
before proceeding, I thought I shall discuss here, if the members have
any suggestion.
What do do, when you want to maintain your snippets and notes in cvs
and also auto generate it into a good website.
I like rest2web for notes.
Thanks,
Senthil