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On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 12:50, Christopher Browne wrote: > Rod Taylor <pg at rbt.ca> writes: > >> What would be really slick would be to have a tool that looks at the > >> functions in pg_proc, and generates a DocBook document that lists all > >> of the functions, their arguments (at least at the type level), and > >> the comment attached to each. > > > > Might want to take a look at PostgreSQL Autodoc. > > > > www.rbt.ca/autodoc/ > > > > It does 90% of this already. It has an option to output docbook XML, > > which works great with xmlinclude's to suck in content segments if you > > don't want all of the data. > > Ah, yes. I was playing FreeCiv last night, so was into reinventing > the wheel in an over-literal sense ;-). > > This should do the job nicely; possibly even more than 90% of it... > I'd like to restrict it to one schema; that would be just ideal; I'll > have to take a look at where that could get tied in. postgresql_autodoc -s <schema> :)
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