WIP: use Ducktype to generate mallard

.build.yml

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ requires:
     - libsm
     - libwnck3
     - make
+    - mallard-ducktype
     - mate-common
     - mate-desktop
     - mate-menus
@@ -31,6 +32,7 @@ requires:
     - clang
     - clang-tools
     - cppcheck
+    - ducktype
     - gir1.2-freedesktop
     - git
     - gobject-introspection
@@ -78,6 +80,7 @@ requires:
     - mate-desktop-devel
     - mate-menus-devel
     - meson
+    - python3-mallard-ducktype
     - redhat-rpm-config
     - yelp-tools
 
@@ -86,6 +89,7 @@ requires:
     - autopoint
     - clang
     - clang-tools
+    - ducktype
     - gir1.2-freedesktop
     - git
     - gobject-introspection

help/mate-fish/C/fish-introduction.duck

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+@ducktype/1.0
+@define applet Fish
+
+= Introduction
+  [topic #fish-introduction]
+@link[guide >index group="fish-introduction"]
+
+[figure id=fish-fig]
+  [title]
+  $applet; Applet
+
+  $media[image src=figures/fish_applet.png]
+
+The $app($applet;) applet displays an animated fish in the panel.  You can customize the fish's name and the program that is run when the fish is clicked in the panel.  By default, the program that is run when the fish is clicked is $app(Fortune), which displays a usually comical random message from a database of quotations.
+
+You can customize the image shown and the command that is run when it is clicked.
+
+== To Add $applet; to a Panel
+  [topic #fish-introduction-add]
+@link[guide groups="fish-introduction"]
+
+Perform the following steps:
+
+[steps]
+* Right-click on the panel.
+* Choose $gui[.menuitem](Add to Panel).
+* Scroll down the list of items in the $gui(Add to Panel) dialog, then select $gui(Fish).
+* Click $gui[.button](Add).

help/mate-fish/C/fish-settings.duck

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+@ducktype/1.0
+@define applet Fish
+
+= Preferences
+  [topic #fish-settings]
+@link[guide >index group="fish-settings"]
+
+To configure $app($applet;), right-click on the $app($applet;) applet, then choose $gui[.menu](Preferences).
+
+[terms]
+- $gui(Name of fish)
+* Use this text box to specify the name of the fish.
+
+- $gui(Command to run when clicked)
+* By default, $app($applet;) runs the $cmd(fortune) command when you click on the applet. Use this text box to specify an alternative command to run.
+
+- $gui(File)
+* Use this field to select the image to display in the applet. You can select an image that is supplied with the applet or a personal image.
+
+- $gui(Total frames in animation)
+* Use this spin box to specify the number of frames in the animation.
+
+- $gui(Pause per frame)
+* Use this spin box to specify the pause in seconds between each frame in the animation.
+
+- $gui(Rotate on vertical panels)
+* Select this option to rotate the applet image when you add the applet to a vertical panel.

help/mate-fish/C/fish-usage.duck

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+@ducktype/1.0
+
+= Usage
+  [topic #fish-usage]
+@link[guide >index group="fish-usage"]
+
+Click on the applet to display the $gui(Wanda the Fish) dialog. The dialog typically displays a fortune cookie. You can configure the applet to specify the command to run when you click on the applet. See $link[>fish-settings] for more information.