On Tue, 6 Sep 2016 02:40:49 +0200 Martin Quinson wrote:

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> I had a quick lookup at your work, and it looks very promising to me. 

I'm glad to read this, thanks for your fast feedback.

> 
> A first point would be to convert your tests to a proper test of our
> infrastructure, somewhere under t/ Once you have some automated tests,
> I will happily integrate your work in the main archive.

This is where I need your help most: could you please do the conversion
yourself?
I am convinced that this would be the best option, since I have zero
familiarity with the test infrastructure used in po4a and I am afraid
I would mess everything up...   :-p

> 
> Then, the next step will be to test your work against the existing
> Ruby documentation, and fix it until it works properly.

I'll try and find a little more time and test Rd.pm against some
existing Ruby documentation.

> I saw the
> documented limitations, but I'm not sure of how bad they are,
> considering the existing Ruby documentation.

I think we can live with the limitations, for the time being.

Anyway, one of the limitations could soon be dropped, since a friend has
just sent me a promising patch... 

[...]
> In any case, many thanks for this contribution, that's good work.

I am glad you liked it. Thanks for your time and for your commitment
to help me during the integration of Rd.pm into the official po4a
package!


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