Hi list, Recently, I've been working on a compiler/programming language project.[2]
I became rather unstuck when I started spending more time documenting the semantics instead of actually getting to work on the implementation. Hence this program! snm allows you to write clean, web-friendly reports, user guides and manuals without having to edit fickle html. snm allows you to structure your document in a modular fashion. snm document sections are written in yaml and are easy to write and understand. snm is a generator of small, valid xhtml files. Read the snm user guide here: http://www.killersmurf.com/static/snm_help.html snm uses Yaml and generates XHTML, so it's a little like John MacFarlane's yst[1], but yst is for making websites, while snm is exclusively for creating structured reports. It still has a lot of problems, not to mention no support for images, or multiple pages, but I'm finding it usable (enough to document itself!) so I thought it best to share :) Sorry if I have left typos, it's very late Have fun, Johnny [1] John MacFarlane's yst: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/yst [2] Yon aforementioned programming language project, in case anyone fancies a peep. Demoted to reference #2, on account of it not yet compiling code :) http://github.com/elginer/Obelisk _______________________________________________ Haskell-Cafe mailing list Haskell-Cafe@haskell.org http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/haskell-cafe
