Looking previous mails, that's very interesting, thanks.
(forgotten mail).
- Greg
Le dimanche 10 novembre 2024 à 05:33:59 UTC+1, Waldek Hebisch a écrit :
> On Mon, Nov 04, 2024 at 10:18:41PM +0100, Grégory Vanuxem wrote:
> > That’s interesting, I will look at how SAGE folks manage this, thanks.
> >
> > In fact, as of now, my primary concern is formatting examples in a "not"
> > ugly way. Furthermore, I am not at a stage where \example{}s are
> clickable
> > and executed in an Xterm like HyperDoc do, just api.spad does not seem to
> > handle them. I also do not know how HyperTex processes their commands,
>
> That is all documented in chapter about writing HyperDoc pages.
> There is small number of base constructs understood by HyperDoc:
>
> - \lisplink
> - \windowlink
> - \spadcommand
> - \unixommand
>
> with some variants + bunch of formatting constructs. HyperDoc has
> macros and the rest expands to those above. In particular '\example'
> expands to '\spadcommand' with some added formatting.
>
> During normal operation HyperDoc is connected to FriCAS and may
> request computations, '\lisplink' and '\spadcommand' send expression
> which is evaluated as Lisp or FriCAS input expression respectively.
> Some HyperDoc features are realized by dedicated functions written in
> Boot, in particular browser is done in this way. More precisely,
> HyperTex macro expand to a command which sends Lisp code to FRICASsys.
> FRICASsys evaluates Lisp code which generates page content which is
> then rendered by HyperDoc. Currently this depends on Lisp and Boot.
> But with small changes this code could be written in Spad. In
> particular in my private version, part of this is done by Spad code.
> Commands are still sent as Lisp commands (to avoid large changes in
> other parts) and actual content is still generated by Boot code (it
> needs much more work before all this is handled by Spad), but page
> data is gathered in Spad data structures and actual sending of data
> from FRICASsys to HyperDoc is done by Spad code.
>
> --
> Waldek Hebisch
>
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