D - D Language Specification as PDF Available
- Alexander Klinsky (5/5) Apr 13 2003 If somebody is willing to host a 800KB PDF File containing the lastest D
- Walter (4/9) Apr 13 2003 My worries about having it in multiple documents is it will get out of d...
- Helmut Leitner (11/19) Apr 13 2003 Walter, would keeping a specification change log
- Walter (6/20) Apr 14 2003 date.
- Helmut Leitner (5/31) Apr 14 2003 Sorry for being unclear. This second question was to Alexander.
- Ilya Minkov (14/16) Apr 14 2003 Why not write a simple program, which concatenates all of the HTML files...
If somebody is willing to host a 800KB PDF File containing the lastest D Specification please answer to this post and we can arrange the upload somehow. Kind regards, Alex Klinsky
Apr 13 2003
My worries about having it in multiple documents is it will get out of date. The HTML spec on the web site constantly changes. "Alexander Klinsky" <alexander.klinsky chello.at> wrote in message news:b7c7hs$1sv7$1 digitaldaemon.com...If somebody is willing to host a 800KB PDF File containing the lastest D Specification please answer to this post and we can arrange the upload somehow. Kind regards, Alex Klinsky
Apr 13 2003
Walter wrote:My worries about having it in multiple documents is it will get out of date. The HTML spec on the web site constantly changes.Walter, would keeping a specification change log date, chapter, hint about the change be a excessive burden? If not, I think we could arrange to keep the PDF in sync."Alexander Klinsky" <alexander.klinsky chello.at> wrote in message news:b7c7hs$1sv7$1 digitaldaemon.com...Could you provide the (I assume DOC) source file too, so that someone can keep the PDF up to date? -- Helmut Leitner leitner hls.via.at Graz, Austria www.hls-software.comIf somebody is willing to host a 800KB PDF File containing the lastest D Specification please answer to this post and we can arrange the upload somehow.
Apr 13 2003
"Helmut Leitner" <helmut.leitner chello.at> wrote in message news:3E9A4F91.6BD0799C chello.at...Walter wrote:date.My worries about having it in multiple documents is it will get out ofRelying on diff is probably the only reliable way of doing this.The HTML spec on the web site constantly changes.Walter, would keeping a specification change log date, chapter, hint about the change be a excessive burden?If not, I think we could arrange to keep the PDF in sync.D"Alexander Klinsky" <alexander.klinsky chello.at> wrote in message news:b7c7hs$1sv7$1 digitaldaemon.com...If somebody is willing to host a 800KB PDF File containing the lastestThere is no doc file. The spec is all in .html files.Could you provide the (I assume DOC) source file too, so that someone can keep the PDF up to date?Specification please answer to this post and we can arrange the upload somehow.
Apr 14 2003
Walter wrote:"Helmut Leitner" <helmut.leitner chello.at> wrote in message news:3E9A4F91.6BD0799C chello.at...Sorry for being unclear. This second question was to Alexander. -- Helmut Leitner leitner hls.via.at Graz, Austria www.hls-software.comWalter wrote:date.My worries about having it in multiple documents is it will get out ofRelying on diff is probably the only reliable way of doing this.The HTML spec on the web site constantly changes.Walter, would keeping a specification change log date, chapter, hint about the change be a excessive burden?If not, I think we could arrange to keep the PDF in sync.D"Alexander Klinsky" <alexander.klinsky chello.at> wrote in message news:b7c7hs$1sv7$1 digitaldaemon.com...If somebody is willing to host a 800KB PDF File containing the lastestThere is no doc file. The spec is all in .html files.Could you provide the (I assume DOC) source file too, so that someone can keep the PDF up to date?Specification please answer to this post and we can arrange the upload somehow.
Apr 14 2003
Why not write a simple program, which concatenates all of the HTML files together? This could easily be sent to a PDF printer then. There would be some things to take care of: - order in which files are concatenated. - headers and footers should be stripped. They should then be appended once for the whole document, or maybe as headers/footers in the layout system? - Table of Contents - with page numbers? As to layout system, if your HTML is reasonably well structured (well, it is fairly clean), i could try to convert it into TeX with an automatic converter. Then, TeX could take care of ToC. However, i somehow think that building HTML out of TeX is a cleaner way. -i. Walter wrote:My worries about having it in multiple documents is it will get out of date. The HTML spec on the web site constantly changes.
Apr 14 2003