Re: [ros-dev] Testing framework

[Jason Filby]

Hi Emanuele

>  wiki is perfect for always-on users; eveyone else is
> most time 
off-line (me first*);

Yes but I don't think that that's a reason to drop wiki; it's just a
weakness that we'll have to manage around. Local copies can be
obtained - but editing will have to be kept separate until online.

>  2. Docbook is an industry standard and using it as is
> allows easy
> generating many end-user formats (though I don't know if the local
> printing house would accept it raw; they used to accept raw PostScript
> files, a few years ago) at no cost; 
There's an extension to generate .pdf files from wiki pages, but
generating a book format - from a first to last page would require
extra effort. This is because a wiki uses a more flexible information
approach: a network model to browse data instead of the hierarchical
model found in books.

Cheers
Jason