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Re: Screenshot/Examples section before 3.0/at all ?
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John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
Re: Screenshot/Examples section before 3.0/at all ? |
Date: |
Fri, 22 Feb 2008 03:51:42 -0500 |
On 16-Dec-2007, Kai Habel wrote:
| I have edited the macros.m4 file and was succeful generating a section for
the sidebar. I have also an initial file for this new section (graphics.in) .
But I need help with the Makefile and the automatic generation of the content.
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| I think for each example we could have a script file (e.g. example1.m
attached) with 3 sections.
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| 1. Header - This information should be pulled and used as subsection header
at the html site.
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| 2. A brief description of the example. This information is also pulled an put
on the html site.
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| 3. The actual code.
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| In the graphics.in file attached I have used __EXAMPLE__TITLE__,
__EXAMPLE__DESCRIPTION__, __EXAMPLE__PNG__ as placeholders for the actual
content.
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| So, now we need some logic which reads a list of examples (in the Makefile ?)
and generates the textual and graphic content. I have looked at the Makefile of
the manual, which generates also png files.
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| _But too have this working next week I need help!_
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| Otherwise it will take some time for me to understand the Makefile-logic.
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| Kai
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| P.S. I have attached a patch to the macros.m4 file, an initial graphics.in
and two exmples scripts.
Sorry for the long delay in responding to this.
Please take a look at http://www.octave.org/graphics.html (this is not
yet linked in the navigation menu). Update your copy of the web page
sources from CVS to see the changes I made.
I used svg graphics with png as alternative images (I'm not sure I got
this part right). Perhaps some web guru could improve the appearance
with some better HTML/CSS.
If you want a description of each plot, I think it could just be added
as an additional argument to the new __GRAPHICS_EXAMPLE__ macro that I
added to macros.m4.
jwe
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