On Mon, 12 Jul 2010 13:19:31 +0200
Remko Tron蔞n <> wrote:
> > then you have a perfectly normal docbook document,
>
> ... and you lose the ability to use of development tools like IDEs,
> you have to regenerate the sources every time you make a tiny change
> (which happens much more often than regenerating documentation),
> debuggers get confused, you need to set up a way to name your sources
> and map this to the filesystem, ...
>
> Unfortunately, this way of working works if the main thing you're
> writing is documentation with some toy examples in them (and even
> then, I personally just write scripts that embed pure source code into
> DocBook includes). It doesn't work for real development.
Doesn't work for you?
yet you use xInclude... which could include files from your IDE?
Odd, that sounds like a reasonable litprog way of doing it.
Be assured, it does work for non trivial examples.
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