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WebCalendar Documentation
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WebCalendar-Database.html
Describes the database tables in WebCalendar
Can be regenerated (if you have perl and make installed) by typing "make".
WebCalendar-UserManual.html
Instructions for end users
WebCalendar-SysAdmin.html
Instructions for system administrators on installing and configuring
WebCalendar
WebCalendar-DeveloperGuide.html
Guidelines for developers wanting to make changes to WebCalendar
WebCalendar-Functions.html
Documentation on the internal WebCalendar functions used throughout
the application
Can be regenerated (if you have perl and make installed) by typing "make".
faqs.html
This is generated from the FAQs of in WebCalendar-SysAdmin.html and
WebCalendar-UserManual.html. If you have perl and make,
typing "make" should generate this file. This file is not a complete
HTML file. It is intended to be inserted into the body of another
HTML page. You can see it in use at:
http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php?topic=FAQ
Tools
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sql2html.pl
Perl tool to generate documentation on the database structure
(WebCalendar-Database.html) using comments found in tables-mysql.sql.
php2html.pl
Perl tool to generate documentation (somewhat like javadoc) on
internal WebCalendar functions (WebCalendar-Functions.html) using
the comments found in the PHP code.
extractfaqs.pl
Perl tool to pull the FAQs out of the documentation to create one
set of FAQs that can be included in another HTML page. (This is used
to create a single FAQ page on the WebCalendar home page.)
Makefile
Used by the 'make' command to create files that are generated from
other files.