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XVilka

Migrate from ulex to sedlex

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Long story short - ulex is dying, mainstream depends on the camlp4, which is dead, fork depends on the camlp5, which seems dead too. This prevents from porting to more...

XVilka

"Blog mode" ?

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Is a "Blog mode" planned ? It seems to me not much is missing. As far as I can tell, it needs : - A way to do (verified) cross...

Drup

API docs generated by OCamldoc missing internal references

4

The good news is that the abandonment of module packs and adoption of a flat hierarchy means that OCamldoc can now be used to generate the API documentation. The bad...

darioteixeira

Presently, two different specifications fall under the _style parameters_ umbrella: attaching an arbitrary classname to an element, and configuration using element-specific named parameters of the form `key=value`. The presence of...

darioteixeira

Support for document-wide abbreviations of math formulas in Lambtex?

3

Is it possible to create document-wide abbreviations for frequently used mathematical formulas? Eg. `\mathbb{N}` for natural numbers. I have tried macros but it seems that blahtex commands such as `\mathbb`...

radekm

It would be useful if core Lambdoc and all its readers would support special links formed by a sigil such as @ or # preceding a word. Consider for instance...

darioteixeira

Backlinks

3

A nice addition would be a backlink after each footnote, see the bottom of [this document](http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html) for example. This would need a few things: - references to paragraphs - inline...

edwintorok

Language consistency

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- no space before `\cite` and `\see`, but ` ` before `\sref` (and other refs). The manual suggests that there should be no space before `\cite` and `\see` because the CSS...

edwintorok

\picture width is pixels, documentation says percentage

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`\picture{x.png}{x}`. The HTML created by lambcmd contains the number specified for width as is, and presumably interpreted as pixels, whereas the documentation says it is a percentage. Using an explicit...

edwintorok