Questions tagged [mallard]

Mallard is a markup language that makes easier writing user help and documentation for software. Mallard is designed to write topic-oriented help, to navigate through the documentation to reach the specific topic needed.

Mallard is a markup language that makes easier writing user help and documentation for software. Mallard is designed to write topic-oriented help, to navigate through the documentation to reach the specific topic needed

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How do you implement help (using mallard) for a gtk3 app?

I am trying to create my own gtk3 application. I like to use mallard to display some help about how to use my application. However I do not know how to code such that when the help menu item is clicked the help (mallard) is shown. I have the .page…
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What application help system (like chm files) exist on Linux/GTK?

On windows CHM is a very good option. Is there anything other then delivering a static set of HTML pages and using a primitive call to a webbrowser (which is even a problem itself on linux). And it would not offer any kind of fulltext searching,…
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Export .page to .html

I will write help for my PyGTK app. The help consists of .page files. I would like to export this help to HTML/CSS and publish it as online help on app website. Is there a tool which can export it to HTML/CSS or some other standard format?
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Show help for my Gtkmm application without Autotools or Meson

I have written a small application using Gtkmm for which I would like to provide documentation for users. For this, I would like to launch the Gnome help system from my application's menu (For a working example, one can look at gedit). First, I…
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Viewing all children classes with Yelp

I'm viewing the Rhythmbox documentation using Yelp. It's useful, but a few things are missing. Sometimes I want to view all subclasses of a particular class. There doesn't seem to be a way to find that out using the Yelp documentation viewer. Eg.…
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