digitalmars.D - Using the d-p-l.org ddoc style for 3rd party libraries?
- Johannes Pfau (6/6) Jul 11 2011 Hi,
- Jesse Phillips (2/11) Jul 11 2011 It should be encouraged.
- Andrei Alexandrescu (3/7) Jul 11 2011 Fine by me. Walter?
- Walter Bright (2/10) Jul 11 2011 Yes.
- Johannes Pfau (7/18) Jul 12 2011 Thanks, I published the documentation here:
- Walter Bright (5/9) Jul 12 2011 No. But one thing does concern me, the use of the D logo. Using it in th...
- Johannes Pfau (6/17) Jul 12 2011 Ok, I removed it.
- James Fisher (5/7) Jul 12 2011 Not strictly relevant, but I'm working on the d-p-l.org design, includin...
- David Gileadi (6/16) Jul 12 2011 We never discussed this that I recall, but I hereby assign any copyright...
- Walter Bright (2/6) Jul 12 2011 I had never thought about it, but thanks! That removes any potential iss...
Hi, is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org library reference style for own projects? I'd like to use it for the cairoD documentation. -- Johannes Pfau
Jul 11 2011
Johannes Pfau Wrote:Hi, is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org library reference style for own projects? I'd like to use it for the cairoD documentation. -- Johannes PfauIt should be encouraged.
Jul 11 2011
On 7/11/11 1:03 PM, Johannes Pfau wrote:Hi, is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org library reference style for own projects? I'd like to use it for the cairoD documentation.Fine by me. Walter? Andrei
Jul 11 2011
On 7/11/2011 12:34 PM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:On 7/11/11 1:03 PM, Johannes Pfau wrote:Yes.Hi, is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org library reference style for own projects? I'd like to use it for the cairoD documentation.Fine by me. Walter?
Jul 11 2011
Walter Bright wrote:On 7/11/2011 12:34 PM, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:Thanks, I published the documentation here: http://jpf91.github.com/cairoD/api/cairo_c_cairo.html I removed all the Digital Mars copyright notices for now, should I add those back? -- Johannes PfauOn 7/11/11 1:03 PM, Johannes Pfau wrote:Yes.Hi, is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org library reference style for own projects? I'd like to use it for the cairoD documentation.Fine by me. Walter?
Jul 12 2011
On 7/12/2011 1:50 AM, Johannes Pfau wrote:Thanks, I published the documentation here: http://jpf91.github.com/cairoD/api/cairo_c_cairo.html I removed all the Digital Mars copyright notices for now, should I add those back?No. But one thing does concern me, the use of the D logo. Using it in the upper left corner implies that Cairo is an officially supported D library. May I suggest instead one of the other logos in the recent thread about logos in the D newsgroup? Or heck, you get to have the fun of creating a logo!
Jul 12 2011
Walter Bright wrote:On 7/12/2011 1:50 AM, Johannes Pfau wrote:Ok, I removed it. I might add another one later, but for now I just want to have the api documentation working ;-) -- Johannes PfauThanks, I published the documentation here: http://jpf91.github.com/cairoD/api/cairo_c_cairo.html I removed all the Digital Mars copyright notices for now, should I add those back?No. But one thing does concern me, the use of the D logo. Using it in the upper left corner implies that Cairo is an officially supported D library. May I suggest instead one of the other logos in the recent thread about logos in the D newsgroup? Or heck, you get to have the fun of creating a logo!
Jul 12 2011
On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 7:03 PM, Johannes Pfau <spam example.com> wrote:is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org library reference style for own projects?Not strictly relevant, but I'm working on the d-p-l.org design, including neatening the documentation. There's a thread on this. The current design is the work of David Gileadi, I am told, so presumably he owns the copyright on the front-end design?
Jul 12 2011
On 7/12/11 2:02 AM, James Fisher wrote:On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 7:03 PM, Johannes Pfau <spam example.com <mailto:spam example.com>> wrote: is it ok to adapt the d-p-l.org <http://d-p-l.org> library reference style for own projects? Not strictly relevant, but I'm working on the d-p-l.org <http://d-p-l.org> design, including neatening the documentation. There's a thread on this. The current design is the work of David Gileadi, I am told, so presumably he owns the copyright on the front-end design?We never discussed this that I recall, but I hereby assign any copyright I might hold to Walter Bright and anyone else he designates. Since I'm not a lawyer, if anything else is needed I'd be happy to provide it. I may not need to do anything at all; the pages all state that the copyright belongs to Digital Mars.
Jul 12 2011
On 7/12/2011 6:48 AM, David Gileadi wrote:We never discussed this that I recall, but I hereby assign any copyright I might hold to Walter Bright and anyone else he designates. Since I'm not a lawyer, if anything else is needed I'd be happy to provide it. I may not need to do anything at all; the pages all state that the copyright belongs to Digital Mars.I had never thought about it, but thanks! That removes any potential issue.
Jul 12 2011