Hi folks,
I'm lost trying to understand how to use Leo for writing a spec (and
maybe I'm trying to make it do something I shouldn't).
I want to use Leo because I need to write an extensive XML interface
between a client and a server, and I'd love to use Leo's outlining
features. What I thought I could do this for a given node:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ @rst-markup
* Bullet
* Bullet
Example:
@c
<< subnode >>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
where subnode is:
@language html
<start>
<item1/>
<item2/>
</start>
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Then, I could clone each XML fragment into a complete example.
But, I don't quite understand yet how to do this yet. My config
settings are:
@ @rst-options
code_mode=True
doc_only_mode= True
generate_rst=True
http_server_support = False
show_organizer_nodes=False
show_headlines=True
show_leo_directives=True
stylesheet_name=leo_rst.css
write_intermediate_file = True
verbose=True
*Questions:*
1. Am I on the right track?
2. Can I output PDF docs on Windows if I get this working?
3. Do I need to split into individual files to get hyperlinks working?
TIA
Mike
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