Closed schwerdf closed 5 years ago
A Markdown version of the user manual, generated using pandoc
and some hand-tweaking, has now been added to the repository, although it is without a table of contents or any cross-references as pandoc
cannot handle LaTeX labels and references.
Could you add a link to this from the melt webpage? Maybe in the paragraph that mentions GitHub just above the acknowledgements.
Done. (I targeted the link to the master branch, so it will not work until I do the merge.)
Do you know of any way to generate tables-of-contents for Markdown files automatically?
Thanks. I don't know how to generate tables of contents - @tedinski do you know?
I found a Node.js tool, markdown-toc, that did the job. It was simpler than I thought, since it is apparently not necessary to add an anchor explicitly to each section header.
Copper's user manual, being written in LaTeX, is not available in "online" form, but only as a downloadable PDF.
As far as I know there is nothing within the manual preventing its straightforward conversion into Markdown, which would allow it to be displayed online without eliminating the possibility of a PDF version.