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contrib: cheatsheetHi!
I've just finished my cheatsheet for AsciiDoc. It designed to be both very comprehensive and ease to use: http://powerman.name/doc/asciidoc P.S. Actually, it looks like there nobody in this maillist except me... :) -- WBR, Alex. _______________________________________________ asciidoc-discuss mailing list asciidoc-discuss@... http://lists.metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss |
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Re: contrib: cheatsheetLooks can be deceiving. ;-)
Well done! I like the example what a comment looks like after compilation. ;-) Maciej 2008/4/12, Alex Efros <powerman@...>: > Hi! > > I've just finished my cheatsheet for AsciiDoc. It designed to be both very > comprehensive and ease to use: http://powerman.name/doc/asciidoc > > P.S. Actually, it looks like there nobody in this maillist except me... :) > > > -- > WBR, Alex. > _______________________________________________ > asciidoc-discuss mailing list > asciidoc-discuss@... > http://lists.metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss > asciidoc-discuss mailing list asciidoc-discuss@... http://lists.metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss |
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Re: contrib: cheatsheetThat's very nice Alex, I really like the side-by-side presentation. Are
you able to post the AsciiDoc source? I would be handy for people to see how you've done it in AsciiDoc. I'll put put a link to the cheatsheet on the AsciiDoc webpage when I next update the website -- or if you prefer I could include the cheatsheet in the AsciiDoc distribution docs. Cheers, Stuart Alex Efros wrote: > Hi! > > I've just finished my cheatsheet for AsciiDoc. It designed to be both very > comprehensive and ease to use: http://powerman.name/doc/asciidoc > > P.S. Actually, it looks like there nobody in this maillist except me... :) > _______________________________________________ asciidoc-discuss mailing list asciidoc-discuss@... http://lists.metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss |
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Re: contrib: cheatsheetHi!
On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 01:26:08PM +1200, Stuart Rackham wrote: > That's very nice Alex, I really like the side-by-side presentation. Are > you able to post the AsciiDoc source? I would be handy for people to see > how you've done it in AsciiDoc. I'll put put a link to the cheatsheet on Actually, I'm cheating there. :) It's not pure AsciiDoc, I have to use some html markup in passthrough blocks. Also I hate to write manually things which may (and should) be generated automatically, so I've a script which do most of work. It's flexible and simple enough to make very ease to add new examples and chapters. I've uploaded sources to http://powerman.name/download/asciidoc/cheatsheet/ You'll find there: asciidoc.txt - source of main AsciiDoc-formatted file asciidoc_*.txt - auto-generated files included in main file asciidoc.d/regen - perl script which generate ../asciidoc_*.txt asciidoc.d/*/*.txt - examples for cheatsheet, one example per file Also you'll notice I've used jQuery library in asciidoc.txt. It used to remove annoying "Level 1" & "Level 2" entries (used in my examples) from TOC auto-generated by your toc.js. > the AsciiDoc webpage when I next update the website -- or if you prefer > I could include the cheatsheet in the AsciiDoc distribution docs. Usually I put all such things in Public Domain, so you free to do what you wish. (BTW, is it possible to add 'license' notice in article header just like author/version/date?) -- WBR, Alex. _______________________________________________ asciidoc-discuss mailing list asciidoc-discuss@... http://lists.metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss |
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Re: contrib: cheatsheetHi Alex
Alex Efros wrote: > Hi! > > On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 01:26:08PM +1200, Stuart Rackham wrote: >> That's very nice Alex, I really like the side-by-side presentation. Are >> you able to post the AsciiDoc source? I would be handy for people to see >> how you've done it in AsciiDoc. I'll put put a link to the cheatsheet on > > Actually, I'm cheating there. :) It's not pure AsciiDoc, I have to use > some html markup in passthrough blocks. Also I hate to write manually > things which may (and should) be generated automatically, so I've a script > which do most of work. It's flexible and simple enough to make very ease > to add new examples and chapters. > > I've uploaded sources to http://powerman.name/download/asciidoc/cheatsheet/ > You'll find there: > asciidoc.txt - source of main AsciiDoc-formatted file > asciidoc_*.txt - auto-generated files included in main file > asciidoc.d/regen - perl script which generate ../asciidoc_*.txt > asciidoc.d/*/*.txt - examples for cheatsheet, one example per file > > Also you'll notice I've used jQuery library in asciidoc.txt. It used to > remove annoying "Level 1" & "Level 2" entries (used in my examples) > from TOC auto-generated by your toc.js. That's very clever, I was wondering how you did it. > >> the AsciiDoc webpage when I next update the website -- or if you prefer >> I could include the cheatsheet in the AsciiDoc distribution docs. > > Usually I put all such things in Public Domain, so you free to do what you > wish. (BTW, is it possible to add 'license' notice in article header just > like author/version/date?) > My preference is to leave it with you. I've added a 'Cheatsheet' link to the cheatsheet on your site in the AsciiDoc website sidebar menu and listed it in the 'Resources' on the home page. You might like to consider adding a footnote explaining how the document was generated. Thanks for the nice work. Cheers, Stuart _______________________________________________ asciidoc-discuss mailing list asciidoc-discuss@... http://lists.metaperl.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/asciidoc-discuss |
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