RE: [Boost-users] Manual in pdf?

From: Foster, Gareth (gareth.foster_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-11-17 04:31:20

You can make PDF documents in openoffice.org writer</shameless free-software
plug>

No, seriously, OO.o can import HTML, so you could save the pages locally,
import them into one big OO.o doc (ironic short-hand for document), and then
save that out as PDF, then share it of course so that nobody else has to
spend 20 mins doing it.

Are there plans to get all of the boost projects using something like
Doxygen? I think that can spit out more file formats than you could ever
want.

Gaz

-----Original Message-----
From: boost-users-bounces_at_[hidden]
[mailto:boost-users-bounces_at_[hidden]] On Behalf Of Daniel Lidström
Sent: 17 November 2004 07:35
To: 'boost-users_at_[hidden]'
Subject: SV: [Boost-users] Manual in pdf?

) 
) Daniel Lidström writes:
) > Hi,
) >
) > is the manual available in pdf or postscript? Or is there a way
) > to print it? The online manual is not very printer-friendly.
) 
) Daniel,
) 
) I assume you are talking about Boost-wide PDF (some of the Boost
) libraries/tools provide a standalone one on their own). In that case,
) it's not available for 1.31; we are working on making it available in
) the upcoming 1.32.0, which is due in a couple of days.
) 

How about the Spirit manual? Will it be available in printable format
with 1.32.0?
Thanks!

-- 
Daniel
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