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Re: [platform-help-dev] indexing help files
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Hi,
For this situation, it does sound like
the extradir attribute is the one to use. It's getting the relative path
right to the files' location that is the challenging part.
From the Eclipse online documentation
(http://help.eclipse.org/help30/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/reference/extension-points/org_eclipse_help_toc.html),
you would use:
<toc file="sample.xml" extradir="samples"/>
But you need to make sure you have the
relative filepath in the extradir attribute correct. So, maybe try something
like:
<toc file="sample.xml" extradir="../../../d:/xxx/yyy/zzz"
/>
Please let us know how your tests go,
thanks!
--Lee Anne
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07/06/2005 09:23 AM
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| [platform-help-dev] indexing
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Hello. Please help me in that problem.
I've developed help system (Help -> Help Contents) and it's work.
plugin.xml and toc's files (xml) are properly written. But my help
files (html's) aren't based in plugin folder (they are on other
drive) so it isn't indexing :(
How can I write extradir attribute properly? Or another solution would
be?
With regards... i549dm
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