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Re: I've issued Dynamic Draw Professional.
de Roger Johansson 06/27/2006 02:46
Masayuki Fukushiro wrote:
> I think that 'Historied structured document' might become one solution
> of this problem.
> I am describing about 'Historied structured document' in my homepage. I
> call it 'hidocument'.
> It is just a possibility. I am not sure it become a solution, but I am
> sure there is a chance.
I think that this kind of "historied structured document" is already
used by many programmers who cooperate on a project.
They create new versions of the document, the program in their case,
and they keep track of the different versions.
I am not a programmer myself but I think they are doing this at places
like sourceforge on the web, where all the people who like to help out
to advance the development of a program, its documentation and other
things that are needed.
> So, my final goal is, most software will become to support 'hidocument'
> style.
> I hope that OpenOffice, MS Office, famous UML editors, etc, support it.
In office programs they also have a kind of "historied structured
document" system, where a document has a history, and one or more
people have worked on it.
The older versions are kept so anybody can follow the development of
the document and the parts of it.
Maybe this is what you are thinking of but you use different words to
describe it.
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Roger J.