In case you aren't visiting the SourceForge discussion pages, I just posted a Vim syntax highlighter for Unicon that could use some testing and feedback.
https://sourceforge.net/p/unicon/discussion/contributions/thread/27a00aa9/ Along with that, there was an earlier note about how to update Vim RestructuredText highlighting to smartly highlight Unicon (and Icon) within rst code blocks. https://sourceforge.net/p/unicon/discussion/contributions/thread/7df36e5d/ I'd appreciate any feedback. And although it is later than I first promised, the Pygments lexer is testing well now, with less and less tweaking required as more and more Unicon gets poured through it. I just have to duff it over for public release before putting in a pull request to the Team Pocoo Pygments system. Sometime after that, all the Unicon source code on SourceForge will magically turn to colour. Colour listing are so much nicer on the eyes. And a little more poking. The UP docs are coming along, into the Graphics functions at this point. Almost at the stage where I can start in on writing the book that wants to be written, not the parts that need to be written. Many thanks to Clint, I plagiarized a fair chunk of the Programming with Unicon material when I started getting bored with some of the reference background. (Not bored, wrong word, anxious to get to the new works parts of the plan). I'll update those copied bits once the first round is finally done and put a slightly different spin on the reference material instead of just regurgitating existing information. If at all possible, all the reference points come with a code listing sample. Only code that would not make sense in an auto generated PDF won't have samples that are tested on each and every build of the docset. After that, the plan is to ship the book as a Fossil repository, so anyone that feels like it can make notes and generate their own PDF or HTML with relative ease, and then share those changes (or not) as they please. If the TH1 hooks (built into Fossil) work the way they should, and you allow the permissions, the book can be regenerated by clicking a button on the HTML version. So read a book, edit a book and make a new book from the browser and a local Fossil server; once all the Sphinx doc tools are in place, which is an easy pip install, along with TexLive for the PDF via LaTeX outputs, and a recent Unicon build to run all the examples. http://peoplecards.ca/unicon/index.html Have good, make well, Brian ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, SlashDot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot _______________________________________________ Unicon-group mailing list Unicon-group@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unicon-group
