1.7.2

[dennis-g]

Hi Rob,

I've updated your "jquery-annotated-source" to jQuery 1.7.2. Maybe you can take it as your new master and update your gh-pages as well.

Regards Dennis

[robflaherty]

AWESOME. I'll look at this later today. Thank you!

[robflaherty]

Hi Dennis,

I just started looking at this this morning. How did you generate the new docs? Running docco over each module in 1.7.2?

The challenge (and critical flaw) with this annotated source idea is that I don't know an elegant way of generating new docs when there are new jQuery releases, while still preserving the literate-programming-style comments that were previously added. Almost seems it has to be a manual process... which obviously few people will want to do. :)

Thanks Rob

[dennis-g]

Hi Rob,

yes, I did it with docco over each module. It was a manual process as I had to add the callbacks module and then rename all the other files. And I corrected comments using "/**/" and comments starting with "// #".

I'm sure there is a way to write a batch script with NodeJS which adds all the header information as well as the code for the navigation links. But I'm not that familiar with Node - yet. I'll think about it how to do it. Then it would be much easier to keep it up to date. Or I will write a script in PHP to prepare the source files and then run docco manually.

Dennis

[robflaherty]

Hey,

Thinking about this some more, I think there should be a grunt.js script that generates the docs. I've started on it and I don't think it'll be too difficult. It'll make it easy to keep up with new jQuery releases.

It just means that the project will be different from what I originally intended, which was to augment the jQuery source comments with manually-added descriptive comments.