Hi Mark, Paul,
I've been attempting to get Gradle working on my box to try out the new
build. Finally found time. :)
Of course, it's not yet mnerged, I assume it's still in your fork Mark?
If so, I'll get a few attempts at building done soon.
Then I'll start experimenting with asciidoc/asciidoctor.
If you need any questions, I might be able to help - having just done an
entire 400 page book in Asciidoctor, using asciidoctor-pdf as the
generator. One thing you will find useful is this:
// If the backend is PDF then do this.
ifdef::backend-pdf[]
[width=60%, cols="20%,40%,20%,20%", align = "center", caption="Table 9."]
endif::[]
// If the backend is html, then do this instead.
ifdef::backend-html5[]
[width=60%, cols="20%,40%,20%,20%", float = "center", caption="Table 9."]
endif::[]
.2 - ADC prescaler settings and frequencies.
|===
// Insert Table Contents Here //
|===
I found that when generating tables in a PDF and HTML, they need
different commands to centre them on the page.
It's a bit of a bind that the widths cannot be written then the ifdef
embedded, so you have to duplicate the widths etc in both options.
Captions are interesting. The above would give a table the caption of
"Table 9.2 - ADC prescaler settings and frequencies"
Asciidoctor has manual table/listing/etc numbering so moving or adding
sections will require lots of updating of captions etc. A right major
pain! (Ask me how I know!)
Good luck and have fun with asciidoctor.
(My current book is being written in Lyx!)
Cheers,
Norm.
--
Norman Dunbar
Dunbar IT Consultants Ltd
Registered address:
27a Lidget Hill
Pudsey
West Yorkshire
United Kingdom
LS28 7LG
Company Number: 05132767
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