Open ComFreek opened 4 years ago
Currently, there is no English documentation which fully describes SATySFi's features. AFAIK, it's a TODO task.
Thank you for having interest in this project.
Although I have long been willing to write some book for introducing SATySFi in English, we still haven’t got around to it yet as @nekketsuuu -san mentioned.
I have already provided a Japanese version, The SATySFibook, which has 160 pages and had taken approximately one month of full-time work on writing. It thereby probably takes at least half an year to write English version by myself… It may be worth considering to recruit some paid contributors for translation.
For me just having an English extended abstract (1 - 2 pages) describing what this project is about and how exactly it solves things would be enough as a starter.
I am primarily interested in this project from a language design perspective. Currently, I am collecting some design ideas for a TeX successor and certainly "statically typed" is on my list. And this project claims to be statically typed :smile:
Hi, I'm interested in this project and made a translation of the demo file to english and brazilian portuguese (mainly using google translator). It is not perfect but maybe it is useful. I can send the files if someone find this interesting.
@claudio-naoto Yes, please! Thanks for your initiative. Can you publicly share them somewhere, e.g. on GitHub Gists?
Do you know where/how I should change environment labels like "mokuji" to "Table of Contents"?
@claudio-naoto Thank you so much!
Do you know where/how I should change environment labels like "mokuji" to "Table of Contents"?
It's hard-coded in the class package stdjabook
.
AFAIK, as of now, there's no class packages with a configurable TOC section header string.
I'm now developing a class file for Latin-script languages, but not yet ready..
https://github.com/na4zagin3/satysfi-fss/blob/master/src/class-nzla/nzla.satyh
The quickest hack is to copy stdjabook.satyh
to the same directory of the document, e.g., ./stdbook.satyh
, replace {目次}
with {Index}
, {Índice}
, or anything, and replace the import directive @require stdjabook
in the document with @import ./stdbook
.
So far I could only locate Japenese documentation in this repo's demo files and wiki.
Is English documentation available somewhere?