I wrote:
> Looking forward to a LaTeX or Linuxdoc-DTD version of the
> documentation, or at least HTML that passes WebLint and the HTML
> validator:
I wrote that, and yet sent a message that would surely fail
any RFC822-lint program. Sorry about the long lines, everyone...
Thanks Matthias f
>Looking forward to a LaTeX or Linuxdoc-DTD version of the documentation,
I've done the initial conversion to LaTeX, i.e. it passes a LaTeX run and may
be converted and printed using dvips. pdflatex also seems to work. However,
I've to proof-read it, improve layout, set proper crossreferences, pr
> Jonatan,
>
> I can read doc/usermanual.html in Netscape 4.5 under Linux
> and Netscape 4.07 without any problems...
>
> Grigoriy.
Are you sure? If you check Tcl.hs, you'll see that the command for creating a window
with a given name is not window? as the documentation says, but window'
Jonatan,
I can read doc/usermanual.html in Netscape 4.5 under Linux
and Netscape 4.07 without any problems...
Grigoriy.
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, Jonathan King wrote:
>
> TclHaskell was just announced here, and I grabbed the distribution this
> morning. I was very eager to get started messing ar
TclHaskell was just announced here, and I grabbed the distribution this
morning. I was very eager to get started messing around with this, but
the TclHaskell manual is distributed as a Microsoft Word document which I
can't use and as a file that purports to be HTML. By "purports" I mean
that my
