On Saturday, 26 December 2015 at 20:43:18 UTC, Brian Schott wrote:
The name lookup code is here:
https://github.com/Hackerpilot/dsymbol.
Aye, I'm still just working on figuring out how to use it :)
But since DCD does I should be able to borrow a lil code from
there to make it happen.
If you haven't seen it already, I recommend that you take a
look at this: https://github.com/economicmodeling/harbored
Actually, while I have heard of it before, I forgot all about it
here. Probably would have been a nicer starting point for this
than the dscanner modules I used as guides into dparse.
Oh well. I might steal some from it now! But I still want to do
things a little differently. See, I kinda sorta like ddoc and it
isn't *fatally* flawed... but it is *fundamentally* flawed and I
actually want to get away from it, not implement it again.
I want to have a slightly longer summary. I want to have
semantic, properly encoded output. I want pasted links to
magically become <a> tags and rich automatic linking.
I do NOT want arbitrary foo: strings at the beginning of a line
to start a new section. I do NOT want the current symbol to be
highlighted. I do NOT want $1 appearing in the text to do weird
things.
So that's going to put a limit on my compatibility with Phobos.
Though maybe, just maybe, I'll use your libddoc on modules that
start with std. and core. then do my own things on my modules.....
