On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 12:12 AM, Walter Bright <newshou...@digitalmars.com> wrote: >> Take a look at the generated PDF: http://erdani.com/d/dlangspec.pdf
> Looks good to me. Yes, that has indeed quite a palatable appearance. I see you defined 2 or 3-cols tables, that's a good idea. Too bad DDoc macros do not accept numerical arguments :) I guess in the end a 4-cols version will be necessary, if only for the big tables in std.algorithm. I also like your use of the `listings` package. How did you 'disable' the automatic colouring DMD insert in code samples? > It's also good to keep in mind that when I prepared the kindle version, > which has a small screen, I had to rather ruthlessly pare down the length of > preformatted lines like the code examples. Same here. I have a big tutorial on templates on github. Following your advice, Walter, I found ways to convert it into .epub or .mobi (I converted it from LaTex to Markdown). And, indeed, even 60-chars lines tend to be too long for these screens. That's a pretty harsh limit! I still have to scan the entire doc to find the longest lines. Maybe I can start converting it to a big Ddoc file...