[antlr-interest] Wish we had used XML for all documentation now?
Terence Parr
parrt at cs.usfca.edu
Wed Aug 10 13:06:01 PDT 2005
On Aug 9, 2005, at 5:23 PM, Micheal J wrote:
>>> Is this possible with TML without much lasting damage to
>>>
>> one's already
>>
>>> dwindling follicular reserves?
>>>
>>
>> I was thinking of that and had started converting to TML earlier...
>>
>
> Are you saying that it is possible (and relatively painless to
> tranform TML
> to <other-tag-language>)?. Do you have any such tools ready built?
Sure. TML has the notion of a target. It generates HTML and lout at
the moment.
>> For the "real" doc (i.e., the ANTLR v3 book) I was going to use
>> latex.
>>
>
> What's the advantage (if any) over XML?.
"Humans should not have to grok XML" ;)
> I haven't used TeX in any
> significantly angry manner since I discovered Word/PageMaker ;-)
I hate wysiwyg editors for complicated documents... ;)
>>
>> Hooray! I wonder if emacs and some rexpr could help.
>>
>
> Perhaps but, it's all come to nought anyway.
>
> With the admin passwd reset issue and the inevitable(??) loss of all
> existing content, noone will ever get to see it and, I doubt he'll be
> willing to repeat a manual conversion.
We can easily export still...no worries. Uh, wait a minute. how
come I can't see the freaking spaces anymore. All I get is ANTLR 3!!!
Prashant or anybody: can you tell me what happened to the spaces we
created?
Ter
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