| Re: Tex in idldoc? [message #52222] |
Wed, 10 January 2007 22:45 |
Michael Galloy
Messages: 1114
Registered: April 2006
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biophys wrote:
> I start using idldoc2.0 recently. It is very convenient tool to
> document the idl source code. However, I have some questions here. One
> thing is every time I made some changes in one routine, I have to
> rebuild the whole directory to reflect the changes. Is there a way to
> specify which specific sub dir or specific routine to rebuild? The
> second thing is for some code, I want to add math formula or example
> images in the document. For example, tex support would be great. Any
> suggestions?
I have the same issue when I add a routine to my website. Adding a
single routine means I have to rebuild the entire library and upload it
all to the server. It's designed to work more with a static library. I'm
not sure how this could be changed without going to PHP or something
similar. That would mean that you would have to host the library with a
web server (now you can put this on a web server or just have it locally).
As far as TeX support, that would be really cool. I would definitely be
willing to add this.
But...ITT VIS owns the source code to IDLdoc. So until they release the
source code under some open source license, I can't do anything. Let ITT
VIS know if you want it released (and by "let them know" I mean contact
tech support, your sales rep, etc.).
Mike
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www.michaelgalloy.com
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