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| Re: Gendoc Relase Roadmap update [message #1814795 is a reply to message #1814788] |
Wed, 18 September 2019 12:59   |
 Tristan Faure
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Registered: July 2009 |
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Hello Nicola (glad to hear from you after all these years !)
For a long time we are indeed not very good for roadmap announcement. Gendoc is quite stable (even that, tables, xls have been added recently) and it is interesting to see alternatives coming.
As far as i Understand the choice made by Papyrus team is to provide a model of document to generate documentation (it was the idea behing Topcased gendoc 1 the ancestor of Eclipse gendoc)
as Gendoc is open source, if you are a professional and if you need long term vision and support, a solution is to contact a company which does professional support like Atos. I did not know the email fr.gendoc-support@atos.net is not valid anymore but I am pretty sure some people from Atos will answer you through this forum or by email.
Regards
Tristan FAURE
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| Re: Gendoc Relase Roadmap update [message #1814952 is a reply to message #1814802] |
Mon, 23 September 2019 11:28 |
Antonio Campesino
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Registered: August 2016 |
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Hi Nicola,
You are right, we are not so good updating the road map. And we have not done for a while. But the truth is we do not have much to add, we add support for excel and powerpoint formats.
We have make Gendoc a little more robust and better error reporting for the las releases. We also add support for Papyrus tables.
I will try to update the road map, at least the dates, so it is clear we are still working on it, I will also update the download page and add links to the 2019-06 and
2019-09 updates sometime this week.
In the other hand, I am myself involved in a try to get the sequence diagrams in papyrus fixed once for all, which drag a lot of my time these days.
The have two thing in mind, that is not in the road map, is to try to generate the diagrams in papyrus as a native ECMA / OOXML object format, so it is possible to do "post" edition and reuse in presentations, copy and paste fragments, etc... which is quite useful when you need to create a presentation.
We will continue improving the support for the new formats (xlsx and pptx), and make Gendoc more and more stable.
But if you need some new feature, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Antonio Campesino
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