FESA3 Class Documentation
In the design of a FESA3 class many elements can have description tags. These tags are used as input for generation an HTML page per FESA3 class. This can be achieved by generating a so-called xmldoc page per design document (
"Generate Documentation"-Button on the FESA toolbar). In this document a general description of the purpose of the FESA3 class may be entered. The FESA toolbar provides for xmldoc-documents the (
"Generate HTML Documentation"-button). An HTML page named like the FESA class will be generated and displayed in the FESA Browser View. The location of the resulting HTML page within a FESA3 class project is <FESA3 class name>/docs/<FESA3 class name>.html .
<chapters>
<caption1>
<title name="Introduction"/>
<para>
<text>
Explain the purpose of this class
</text>
</para>
...
It is possible to extend the documentation for FESA3 classes with HTML code, e.g. for links to external documents, tables, extended format options etc. This can be achieved by adding a section to the FESA3 classes xmldoc-document named <html>...</html> to enter HTML code in between. Example :
<chapters>
<caption1>
<title name="Introduction"/>
<para>
<text>
Explain the purpose of this class
</text>
</para>
<para>
<text>HTML test</text>
<html><br/><b>fat</b><br/></html>
<html><i>italic</i><br/></html>
<html><u>underlined</u><br/></html>
<html><s>strike-through</s><br/><strike>strike-through</strike><br/></html>
<html><sup>upper</sup><br/></html>
<html><sub>lower</sub><br/></html>
<html><a href="www.gsi.de">www.gsi.de</a><br/></html>
<html><br/><br/><i>FAIR: <br/><a href="www.fair-center.eu">www.fair-center.eu</a></i>
</html>
</para>
</caption1>
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For operational (productive) FESA3 classes documentation is strongly recommended. During delivery the existing HTML documentation will be copied to the webdav server and can be accessed via
http://www-acc.gsi.de/data/fesa/classes/<NameOfTheFESA3Class>.html within the acc.gsi.de cluster or with an ACC account.
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SolveighMatthies - 28 Aug 2014