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Description: Literate programming and LP tools. (Moderated)
 

New LP tool! 
  I'm glad to introduce new flexible LP tool - NanoLP. NanoLP is free and open-source (under GNU GPL licence). It supports many formats: - OpenOffice/LibreOffice - MarkDown/MultiMarkdown - Creole - reStructuredText - TeX/LaTeX - txt2tags - Asciidoc - HTML/XML... more »
By aqua...@gmail.com  - Mar 2 - 1 new of 1 message    

noweb update? 
  Is it predictable an update for noweb? Something like noweb 2.12? Regards.
By Sergio Spina  - Oct 26 2012 - 1 new of 1 message    

!Undefined control sequence in a NOWEB document 
  I'm writing a TeX-noweb document. I compile it with noweave -tex -filter "elide comment" texcode.nw > documentation.tex but when I try to compile the resulting file with xetex -halt-on-error documentation.tex I obtain the following error message ! Undefined control sequence.... more »
By Sergio Spina  - Aug 29 2012 - 4 new of 4 messages    

from pet peeves to complainants about C++ in cweb 
  I wrote some pieces of code using cweb with C++ being the programming language. Overall, I'm happy with the methodology and would like to continue using it. However, there are some deficiencies that seem to be hindering the use thereof significantly. I would appreciate any type of feedback on the following complaints and pet peeves. Would switching to noweb be a good idea? (I haven't tried noweb as it seems to be hard to install on Windows, which I have to use for a certain reason.)... more »
By mikolas  - Aug 15 2012 - 9 new of 9 messages    

Recommendations for XML LP systems? 
  Hey all: Can anyone here recommend some good language agnostic XML based literate programming systems oriented around XML? I am looking to use DocBook as my LP documentation language, and I would like to mix programming languages. I would like to know if there already exists a good, full-... more »
By Aaron W. Hsu  - Jun 19 2012 - 5 new of 5 messages    

help wanted repairing Dave Love's noweb-mode for emacs 
  I've been using Dave Love's noweb-mode for emacs, but in upgrading from Emacs 21 to Emacs 23, I've encountered some serious lossage: when I have two windows viewing the same buffer, moving in one window sometimes causes the other window to jump to a different position, including changing point. This seems to happen only when moving to a different kind of chunk in the new window, and sometimes not even then. But it's a huge problem for getting work done.... more »
By Norman Ramsey  - Jun 14 2012 - 1 new of 1 message    

A word about DITA 
  Hi people out there, I was just wondering if there already use to be experiments for literate programming using DITA (*) tool chain, editor and transformations. Seems to be this would be the best of all candidate for reusing existing tools chain and editors for the specific purpose of literate programming. May be... more »
By Hibou57 Yannick Duchêne  - May 2 2012 - 2 new of 2 messages    

COTS SGML "editors" and LP 
  Hi, I'm curious as to any experiences folks would like to share regarding the use of COTS SGML-capable editors in preparing and maintaining documents for LP. Recommendations, warnings, successes, failures, etc. Thanks!
By Don Y  - Mar 18 2012 - 2 new of 2 messages    

ChezWEB 2.0 Released 
  I am pleased to announce the release of ChezWEB v2.0. This is a complete rewrite of the ChezWEB system and it include numerous enhancements and improvements. It's hard to describe how cool this new release is. :-) If you have not done so already, please go to the new ChezWEB landing page: [link]... more »
By Aaron W. Hsu  - Feb 20 2012 - 1 new of 1 message    

questions for fortran programmers 
  I have taken on a contract with a group of government scientists who have been writing in Fortran for decades. There is a small constellation of large Fortran programs that need to be absorbed, and I'd like to do two things. The most important thing, for me, is to absorb the existing codebase,... more »
By Toma Sharple  - Jan 30 2012 - 1 new of 1 message    

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