A lot of times the documentation of varius functions vary very
little, so instead of copy-pasting alot
of stuff , i thought to use a function (or maybe a placeholder) for
this that will generate documentation
dynamically. So what i want is to be able to take a file, and produce
another one, by processing some special lines,
while leaving all other lines intact. The original file will contain
the special placeholders while the produced file
will not contain the placeholders but the final documentation.
$cat initial_file.sh
generate_documentation parameter1 parameter2 parameter3
function func1()
{
<...>
}
generate_documentation another_parameter1 another_parameter2 another_parameter3
function func2()
{
<...>
}
$cat altered_file.sh
# ...
# documentation based on
# parameter1 parameter2 parameter3
# ...
function func1()
{
<...>
}
# ...
# documentation based on
# another_parameter1 another_parameter2 another_parameter3
# ...
generate_documentation another_parameter1 another_parameter2 another_parameter3
function func2()
{
<...>
}
Which tool will be the most appropriate for the job? any ideas? (...or
even solutions :) )
I am not sure i did correctly posting to vim-use, but i couldn't think
any other mailing list relevant to text processing...
best regards,
nicolas
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