Please note: This documentation is very dated and should be treated as an old draft. Among the major updates as of 8/2005 are a jump from version .6 to .8, the renaming of staging to launcher.

Part III. Index and Appendices
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Index and Appendices

Table of Contents

A. Class Documentation Example and Template
Facility (Example of Class Documentation)
What Is The Role?
Background Information
How Do I Use This?
Notes
What's Next?
Class Documentation Template
What Is The Role?
Background Information
How Do I Use This?
Notes
What's Next?
B. UML Diagrams
Title
C. Frequently Asked Questions
Pythia and Pyre Questions
D. Working With DocBook
Introduction
Required Materials for Writing and Editing a DocBook XML Document
Installation-less Remote DocBook Transformations
Minimal Installation for Local DocBook Transformations
Setting up a Complete, Local DocBook Toolchain
Working with the Toolchain
GUIs and Scripts
Useful References
Bibliography
Index

Bibliography

California Institute of Technology: A Facility for Simulating the Dynamic Response of Materials. ASCI/ASAP Annual Report. California Institute of Technology. Copyright © 2003 .

Erich Gamma. Richard Helm. Ralph Johnson. John Vlissides. Design Patterns. Addison-Wesley Pub Co.. Copyright © 1995 .

Ralph Johnson. Documenting Frameworks using Patterns, Proceedings of the Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications (OOPSLA). Volume 27, Number 10, Pages 63--72. ACM Press. Copyright © 1992 .

Alex Martelli. Python in a Nutshell. O'Reilly. Copyright © 2003 .

Alex Martelli. David Ascher. Python Cookbook. O'Reilly. Copyright © 2002 .

Norman Walsh. DocBook: The Definitive Guide. O'Reilly. Copyright © 1999 .

Index

Index 100-101, 201
elements, 200
keywords, 203
IndexEntry 102, 200
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