Hi Smalltalk users, As I'm just beginning, the only thing I can do is test, try and experiment with it. Another thing I can do is document stuff as I learn.
I'm hoping to create an online documentation system which can be exported/spliced into the source when needed and vice-versa. Because we only have one documentation comment block per function, we need extra syntax to allow the defenition of arguments etc. Some of these syntaxes are: - @-sign (e.g. @return, @arg hello The hello argument) - \-sign (same but a \ instead of @ - XML - HTML Both XML and HTML give to much overhead in my opinion, so those seem stupid. Furthermore, the \-sign is already an escape character, so that might also be a problem. However, the @ sign requires the use of the SHIFT key. So, any strong/weak opinions either way?? Greetings, Bram _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
