Hi Jean-Pierre,

Sorry, this reply is very, very late!

On 12/1/05, Jean-Pierre Lemoine <j.p.lemoine@wanadoo.fr> wrote:
> 1 - The title of an opcode page is formated with table flags (th : <th
> colspan="3" align="center">ampdb</th> ). If I decide to assign a large
> font, it will be applied to the tables inside the page, if any.

In your css style sheet, you can target that style with:

.navheader table tr th {
  /* your CSS properties */
}

> 2 - The opcode name is tagged as a h2 style <h2><span
> class="refentrytitle">ampdb</span></h2>, and description, syntax...
> also. I would prefer h2 for the name and h3 for the others, thus letting
> the capability via the stylesheet to differentiate them.

You can use:

.refentrytitle {
  /* your css properties */
}

> 3. The eclipse help system GUI presents in a left pane a toc, and in a
> right pane an html file. The toc is described in an xml file:
> <toc label="Csound5"  topic="html/csound5/manual/PrefaceTop.html">
>     <topic label="Index" href="html/csound5/manual/index.html"/>
>     <topic label="Csound5 Opcodes"
> href="html/csound5/manual/csound5Opcodes.html"/>
> </toc>
> It should be nice to generate the toc for presenting the list of opcodes
> on the left :
>     <topic label="Opcodes" href="html/csound5/manual/opcodesIntro.html">
>         <topic label="ampdb" href="html/csound5/manual/ampdb.html"/>
>           ... and so long for all
>     </topic>
> Is it something difficult to do?

Since the manual itself is an XML file, you should be able to load the
the manual.xml file and using a programming language find the nods you
want and build a new xml file.  You could also parse the index html
file and grab the information from there, which might be a bit easier
to do.  It not too difficult but would take time.

steven


-------------------------------------------------------
This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log files
for problems?  Stop!  Download the new AJAX search engine that makes
searching your log files as easy as surfing the  web.  DOWNLOAD SPLUNK!
http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_idv37&alloc_id865&op=click
_______________________________________________
Csound-devel mailing list
Csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net