James Fowler <boost_list <at> openseaconsulting.com> writes:
>
> Joel de Guzman wrote:
[snip]
> > Well, I think we're very close. I'll see if I can find some
> > time to do some QBk coding. I'd also want to push the
> > Lit-programming facility. It'll save me lots of time in
> > the end.
>
> I dare not contemplate the possibilities of a Boost-centric literate
> programming initiative!
[snip]
This interests me too. I'd be interested to see some of the Litre source for the
Template Metaprogramming book. I don't think I can get at it since I'm not a
reviewer.
The current quickbook.qbk is manually kept in step with the quickbook.hpp
grammar, but with semantic actions stripped. We should take it as a sign that
things are working properly when this is sorted!
James -- I've tweaked the files "quickbook.hlt", "syntax_highlight.[ch]pp" so
that the source-mode identifier is itself a pattern which should match file
extensions for included source. E.g.
"[Cc]\+\+|[ch]pp|[ch]xx|cc|ipp" { "preprocessor" = ... }
"[Pp]ython" { "comment" = ... }
I've updated these files in the zip archive available on my website:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/thomas.guest/qbk_proposal/
but not changed the docs. Do you think this works better with the way files are
included?
Thomas
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