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Originally Posted by MartinZ
The next try....
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I was in Kiev (PocketBook conference) and PB promised to turn it's face to us. We''ll se. Now thay became are close to us and I'll ask thay to help us with documentation (will be good if they give a developer to support us).
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Originally Posted by MartinZ
And
yann did it before for 14.1 SDK
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Ok, thanks, we will use his work.
I suggest that we have a central storage (mercurial repository). And every developer that wants to join our project can:
1. clone this repository;
2. make his changes;
3. push his changes back to the central repository.
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Originally Posted by MartinZ
And I suggested to continue this in the German thread here and I already created a partially commented, Doxygen-compatible inkview.h on my HD...
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Nice! we can merge our work!
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Our workflow will be:
1. Register at google code
http://code.google.com/
2. Join to our project:
http://code.google.com/p/libinkviewdoc/
3. Install mercurial (source control tool) in your linux environment
4. Add something like that in your ~/.hgrc:
[ui]
username = Sergey Vlasov <vlasovsoft@mail.ru>
(your email)
5. Login to google code, find our project
6. Use "hg clone <url>" to clone this project (makes local copy on you HD); You'll se the URL for read/write when you login;
6. Make some changes ...
7. Use hg commit -m "message" to commit your change to your local repository;
8. Use hg push <url> to transfer your changes to central repository.
9. I'll rebuild the documentation weekly.