Re: [xsl] XSLT documentation extracxtion tool

[Ondrej Rohlik <rohlik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

We recently made our internally used documenting tool publicly available 
 through sourceforge.net. Beside its Javadoc-like features it also has 
some  functionality taken from the doxygen tool. Have a look at 
http://xsltdoc.sourceforge.net. This site also acts as a demonstration 
of  the tool, because it is entirely generated by xsltdoc (See main menu 
on  top of page -- Stylesheets, Templates/Functions).

Main features (cut & paste from the project website):
- Documentation is embedded in the XSL program
- Documenting of XSLT 2.0 functions
- Syntax highlighted source code browsing
- Generates documentation for included and imported stylesheets
- Open source under GPL license
- Written in XSLT

Cheers,
Ondrej



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Timon Antimon wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We are about to document large number of XSL programs. I wonder
> whether there is some convenient way of documenting XSLT scripts in a
> Javadoc-like manner and if there is a tool that generates the set of
> html pages.
> I have noticed few projects but none of them seems to be mature
> enough. Do you either have a recommendation or maybe your own
> documentation extraction tool that you can share?
>
> Many thanks,
> Timon