Hi all,
The squeak code browser and whisker browser are great but some times it is convenient to have a pretty print version of the code on paper for those occasions when you are sitting under a tree by the Seaside.
Is there some way to pretty print to a .ps file all the code under a certain class category? I experimented with fileout and print out commands and the unformatted html files aren't exactly what I had in mind.
I would very much appreciate any pointers to print utilities. Didn't see anything on Squeakmap.
Thanks,
bakki
it' not pretty but you can do a fileOut of any elements (class, package, methods ...) from the browser (right clic). It's in chunk fomat, lots of !! but it's ok to read
Cédrick...
ps: does anybody know a code colorizer to read .st in a text editor ?
I had tried all the combinations but I get html text without any <br> so in the browser it is quite difficult to read.
-bakki
On 8/31/06, cdrick cdrick65@gmail.com wrote:
it' not pretty but you can do a fileOut of any elements (class, package, methods ...) from the browser (right clic). It's in chunk fomat, lots of !! but it's ok to read
Cédrick...
ps: does anybody know a code colorizer to read .st in a text editor ?
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with fileOut, you sould have a .st file in the directory of your image printOut produces an html file...
Cédrick
There is a package made by damien cassou that generate nice latex and ps format. It should be on squeaksource.com I do not know the name of the package by hearth.
Stef
On 31 août 06, at 19:21, Bakki Kudva wrote:
Hi all,
The squeak code browser and whisker browser are great but some times it is convenient to have a pretty print version of the code on paper for those occasions when you are sitting under a tree by the Seaside.
Is there some way to pretty print to a .ps file all the code under a certain class category? I experimented with fileout and print out commands and the unformatted html files aren't exactly what I had in mind.
I would very much appreciate any pointers to print utilities. Didn't see anything on Squeakmap.
Thanks,
bakki _______________________________________________ Beginners mailing list Beginners@lists.squeakfoundation.org http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners
Hi,
stéphane ducasse escribió:
There is a package made by damien cassou that generate nice latex and ps format. It should be on squeaksource.com I do not know the name of the package by hearth.
Stef
I know that is related about exporting docs, but this answer makes me wonder, ¿Can Squeak render math information for example in LaTeX or MathML? I'm thinking in somekind of integration between TeXmacs (www.texmacs.org) and Squeak for the creation of interative multimedia mathematics books, may be using some kind of X server on Squeak or the Flash Plugin.
Cheers,
Offray
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There is a package made by damien cassou that generate nice latex and ps format. It should be on squeaksource.com I do not know the name of the package by hearth.
This is SmallAutoDoc. If you need help just ask. Lukas made something too.
Indeed, you can download it from the Pier repository at http://mc.lukas-renggli.ch/pier. I used to for my the appendix of my Master Thesis. The idea is that you use the wiki syntax in your class- and method-comments and then it parses and generates either a Pier site or a Latex document that you can then transform to a PDF. Of course, there are many clickable references generated automatically, but you can also put them manually in your code ;-)
Lukas
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