diff --git a/docs/tools+libraries/tools/monodoc/index.md b/docs/tools+libraries/tools/monodoc/index.md index 675b794a..9bd1e2c3 100644 --- a/docs/tools+libraries/tools/monodoc/index.md +++ b/docs/tools+libraries/tools/monodoc/index.md @@ -8,37 +8,13 @@ Monodoc is a set of libraries and applications for viewing and editing Mono clas ## Viewing The Documentation -### The Gtk# Documentation Browser - -The doc browser is part of the mono-tools package, avaliable from the [Downloads](/download/stable/) page. - -Once installed, you can launch it from the "Programing" section of the Applications menu, as shown in the image below, or by typing *monodoc* in a terminal window. - -[![Gnome menu-monodoc-1.png](/archived/images/1/1d/Gnome_menu-monodoc-1.png)](/archived/images/1/1d/Gnome_menu-monodoc-1.png) - -The browser lets you navigate through different types of documentation installed on your system. Usually, it shows the documentation of: - -- Core Framework API -- Mono libraries -- Novell libraries -- C# Language Specification -- Compiler error reference - -Depending on the libraries installed on your system it can show additionally: - -- Gnome libraries -- Mozilla library -- Monkeyguide (Mono guide) - -Of course, more documentation sources can be added from installed libraries or from your own generated documentation as explained in [Generating Documentation](/docs/tools+libraries/tools/monodoc/generating-documentation/). Also, from inside the browser, you can [contribute](/docs/tools+libraries/tools/monodoc/contributing/) to the documentation of the Mono project. - ### Online Documentation You can view the complete documentation library online (only API documentation) at [](http://docs.go-mono.com/). ### Mod (Command-Line Documentation Viewer) -To browse API documentation from a shell terminal, you can use the \`mod' command. Use it to lookup types, or see the members of a type. You get the same information as the Monodoc graphical application, but displayed in a text-only web browser. +To browse API documentation from a shell terminal, you can use the \`mod' command. Use it to lookup types, or see the members of a type, displayed in a text-only web browser. To get all the types in a namespace: