I'd like to know if there's a way to download at once all wiki pages
under http://wiki.wxpython.org/ . I thought they'd be in the demos &
docs [1]_ but I only found wxWidgets docs ...
Q:
- Does anybody know how to download a zip, PDF, ... file containing
those wiki pages ?
Thnx in advance !
PS: I'd like to avoid eXtreme actions and recursive download
The power of the wiki is that it is a dynamic, living, document that can be expanded or updated at anytime by anyone. As such it's rather silly to make snapshots of it that could be out of date the moment the archive is created.
I'd like to know if there's a way to download at once all wiki pages
under http://wiki.wxpython.org/ . I thought they'd be in the demos&
docs [1]_ but I only found wxWidgets docs ...
Q:
- Does anybody know how to download a zip, PDF, ... file containing
those wiki pages ?
Thnx in advance !
PS: I'd like to avoid eXtreme actions and recursive download
I'd like to know if there's a way to download at once all wiki pages
under http://wiki.wxpython.org/ . I thought they'd be in the demos&
docs [1]_ but I only found wxWidgets docs ...
Q:
- Does anybody know how to download a zip, PDF, ... file containing
those wiki pages ?
Thnx in advance !
PS: I'd like to avoid eXtreme actions and recursive download
The power of the wiki is that it is a dynamic, living, document that can
be expanded or updated at anytime by anyone. As such it's rather silly
to make snapshots of it that could be out of date the moment the archive
is created.
Well I was thinking about something like Trac's (WikiFormatting
similar to MoinMoin's ;o) wiki2pdf plugins or OOo.org (e.g. Developers
Guide) site which allow to create a single PDF file containing the
contents of relevant wiki pages (it's possible to select them one by
one, using patterns, ...) including a single TOC and so on .
In fact there are some people who use them (`setup.py` + XML-RPC + PDF
generation ;o) so as to include PDF documentation at release time in
their `sdist`s packages (and it's also possible to have self-tested
documentation, similar to OReilly's Hg book ...) . In the end it is
possible to freeze the docs once a release is ready (well, more or
less ;o) ...
... and the added benefit is that the result includes just the
relevant pages (even if controlling depth level while recursively
downloading the site's TitleIndex may be useful as well - suggestion
might be added to the aforementioned wiki page ? - ;o)
Thanks !
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On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 9:29 PM, Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com> wrote:
Well I was thinking about something like Trac's (WikiFormatting
similar to MoinMoin's ;o) wiki2pdf plugins
OT, but could you give me a link to the TRAC wiki2pdf plugin -- I can't find it (searching for anything TRAC is hard, as every project that uses TRAC comes up!)
thanks,
-Chris
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On 11/20/09 9:54 AM, Christopher Barker wrote:
Olemis Lang wrote:
Well I was thinking about something like Trac's (WikiFormatting
similar to MoinMoin's ;o) wiki2pdf plugins
OT, but could you give me a link to the TRAC wiki2pdf plugin -- I can't
find it (searching for anything TRAC is hard, as every project that uses
TRAC comes up!)