Offline docs?
by Flashback · in Torque Game Engine · 07/07/2005 (8:23 am) · 9 replies
Is there any offline documentation for engine? It's not very convenient to go online every time I want too read something... So, is there any MSDN-style docs (*.chm files, for example - with index, search, etc)?
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#2
07/07/2005 (8:57 am)
I think you can use some sort of offline browser, but be carefull, read EULA. 
#3
07/07/2005 (9:01 am)
You can run Doxygen when you download the source. 
#4
07/07/2005 (9:04 am)
You could bookmark the page... Make available offliune... and set it to something rediculous like 10 pages deep.... Then wait the 2 or 3 hours it will take to store the info.
#5
Cool :)
Thanks, anyway.
You see, I've just downloaded SDK - so I have several examples, lots of source code, some scripts and other stuff, and have no idea how this works. I used different free engines before, but they definitely were easier to learn. Could you show me where to start from?
07/07/2005 (12:46 pm)
"You could bookmark the page... Make available offliune... and set it to something rediculous like 10 pages deep.... Then wait the 2 or 3 hours it will take to store the info."Cool :)
Thanks, anyway.
You see, I've just downloaded SDK - so I have several examples, lots of source code, some scripts and other stuff, and have no idea how this works. I used different free engines before, but they definitely were easier to learn. Could you show me where to start from?
#6
Howto generate the documentation in Windows Help file format
TorqueScript reference documentation helpfile
07/07/2005 (3:10 pm)
Perhaps these two resources might help you:Howto generate the documentation in Windows Help file format
TorqueScript reference documentation helpfile
#7
07/07/2005 (3:32 pm)
Never had good luck with doxygen have to give it a whirl again.
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