Hi, Patrick Gundlach wrote:

Hello Taco,

what about:

ts.rb?what=getdesc&if=en&previous=1011612922

Because we want texshow to become a bit more generic, it would be just a little bit nicer to have "if=cont-en", but besides that, it works like a charm, thanks!

lang currently defaults to "en", in the near future you can set it with .... &lang=de (or whatever), this is the language of the description/commands/examples.

For the moment, I will assume that example language == interface language (to put it another way: I do not keep language information along with the interface definition at all).

I used the xml structure of the old file we once had. I can change the namespace ... if you don't like it.

That's fine, I still had code for that structure so this was very convenient. The only extension I have made is that the locally kept version is stored with an extra attribute: Greetings, Taco

Patrick Gundlach wrote:

Taco Hoekwater writes:

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ts.rb?what=getdesc&if=en&previous=1011612922

Because we want texshow to become a bit more generic, it would be just a little bit nicer to have "if=cont-en", but besides that, it works like a charm, thanks!

good. Now you can also use cont-?? as an interface request (preferred).

thanks

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That's fine, I still had code for that structure so this was very convenient. The only extension I have made is that the locally kept version is stored with an extra attribute:

I could include this if you want me to (which would make sense)

I have to merge with the local version anyway, so it would not help, I already know the time I fetched the new changes from contextgarden within my program code, anyway. But it would not confuse my code either, so either way is fine with me. Greetings, Taco