OpenEuphoria

Re: Standard Euphoria Library project

• Posted by Kenneth Rhodes <ken_rhodes30436 at yahoo.com> Jul 18, 2005
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D. Newhall wrote:

> 
> I had the same idea a while ago so I started a program to do that. Oddly
> enough I just
> started working on it again and it should be availabel soon. It produces html
> files
> that look like the official Euphoria library routine documentation.
> 
> Here's how it works (taken from the opening comments to the program (named
> eudoc.ex)):
> 
> -- Name:         EuDoc - Euphoria documentation program
> -- Author:       D. Newhall
> -- License:      Mozilla
> -- Date:         Feb-7-2005
> -- Updated:      Feb-14-2005
> -- Updated:      Jul-13-2005
> -- Intro:
> --  EuDoc is a program for automatically creating documentation
> --  for Euphoria libraries. The file created has the same visual
> --  appearance as the library routines list in the official Euphoria
> --  documentation. It can also be used to document programs but in a 
> --  more limited scope.
> --
> --  For EuDoc to work you first need to document your program using these
> tags.
> --  The tags are case insensitive and need not be in any order but it's highly
> --  recommended that you use the capitalization scheme and order shown for
> --  better clarity.
> --
> --  File secriptor tags:
> --
> --    Name:            Name of library/program. Required
> --    Author:          Author's name
> --    Date:            Date file was created
> --    Updated:         Date file was updated
> --    License:         License library's source code is released under
> --    Requires:        Other files the library requires
> --    Intro:           Introduction comments about the library
> --
> --  Routine descriptor tags:
> --
> --    Routine:         Name of the routine. Required
> --    Author:          Aurthor of the routine
> --    Date:            Date routine was created
> --    Updated:         Date routine was updated
> --    Platform:        Platform the routine runs on
> --                     (General, WIN32, DOS32, Linux, FreeBSD)
> --    Syntax:          An illustration of the usage syntax
> --    Description:     A description of what the routine does
> --    Comments:        Extra comments about the routine
> --    Example:         A more example to illustrate usage
> --    Example Program: The name/location of an example program if such 
> --                     a program exists
> --    See Also:        Lists other related routines in the library
> 
> 
> So for the upper() funtion in wildcard.e you'd type:
> 
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> -- Routine:  upper
> --
> -- Description: 
> --   Convert an atom or sequence to upper case. 
> --
> -- Example:  
> --
> --   s = upper("Euphoria")
> --   -- s is "EUPHORIA"
> --
> --   a = upper('g')
> --   -- a is 'G'
> --
> --   s = upper({"Euphoria", "Programming"})
> --   -- s is {"EUPHORIA", "PROGRAMMING"}
> --
> -- See Also:  lower  
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> global function upper(object x)
>     return x - (x >= 'a' and x <= 'z') * TO_LOWER
> end function
> 
> and from this you'd get documentation that looks exactly like the official
> library
> documentation (in theory). Whitespace/formatting is ignored where unimportant.
> 

I look forward to seeing this program posted soon!  :) :) :)
-- Hope that it will be truly "generic" and not one of those 
DOS/Windows only programs.


Regards,
Ken Rhodes
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