Together with eXtreme, we work hard to make the first release available as soon as possible and we are quite close now. This is a perfect opportunity to tell something more about this project, which should be appreciated by those programmers who write their own scripts and libraries and look for a smart tool to make a documentation. The idea to write TypeFriendly was born in my head after I failed to add some necessary things to the XSLT sheets for DocBook. The PHP manual shows, what could be done with it (syntax coloring, lots of different formats, enormous amount of tags), but don't become too happy too fast. To achieve similar effects, we need weeks of coding and we must also fight against the portability. In fact, I'd rather use those weeks to write something more useful and friendly.

I've found a new entry on the bugtracker recently. The author informed that he gets "Nesting level too deep - recursive dependency" error while running the development examples provided by the newest OPTv2 dev version. I looked at it deeper and found out that he lowered the default nesting level limit 4 times from 64 to just 16. Obviously, this is a quite drastic change and would affect not only OPT, but many other scripts as well. However, I think it is time to take a look at the OPT issues concerning the requirements, because several of them needs a deeper explaination.