2013/4/10 David Kastrup <[email protected]> > > Janek Warchoł <[email protected]> writes: > > Of course not! But when i'm editing Wikipedia, i have syntax buttons > > next to me, and i can preview changes without waiting more than a few > > seconds. > > Maybe you should try using Emacs as an editor. It has menus and buttons > for writing Texinfo, and if you do make, you can use C-u C-h i for > directly viewing the generated info files within Emacs (in case they do > compile) without images. "make info" is the expensive version including > images, but it tends to be affordable after you got the initial run > behind you. > > > I don't mean that we should abandon Texinfo or something. I'm just > > saying that it's a hindrance for me, and the result is that i don't > > like to write docs. > > Perhaps you should get a Texinfo-aware editor.
2013/4/10 Werner LEMBERG <[email protected]>: > >> But when i'm editing Wikipedia, i have syntax buttons next to me, >> and i can preview changes without waiting more than a few seconds. > > As David has said, makeinfo called via `make' does the syntax checks > for you, and with the `info' program (or the Emacs editor) you can see > the resulting changes to the docs immediately. Thank you both. I'll consider this when i'll have significant amount of doc writing to do. >> I don't mean that we should abandon Texinfo or something. I'm just >> saying that it's a hindrance for me, and the result is that i don't >> like to write docs. > > I rather suspect that you are not used to it... Quite possible. best, Janek _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
