Hi Cody,I haven't actually looked at CLDOC's source code but my impression is that it reads the text of the Lisp code and does its magic to figure out what is going on. Tinaa doesn't interact with the source code at all. It uses introspection to find the functions, macros, classes and so on and then it mucks about to put them into some sort of order. I'd say that both modes have their advantages and disadvantages.
HTH On Dec 19, 2005, at 11:23 PM, Cody Koeninger wrote:
On 12/18/05, Gary King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:At the risk of blowing my own horn, I'd like to throw Tinaa into the mix (http://common-lisp.net/project/tinaa/). Tinaa Is Not An Acronym; it's a Lisp documentation system.Great - I would have included it, but I was unaware. I wont have a chance to really look at it til this weekend at the earliest - anyone else want to do a mini-review?Like CLDOC, Tinaa relies on the introspection that comes with Lisp, not on additional markup. Unlike CLDOC (*), Tinaa doesn't just read the files, it works on systems that loaded in Lisp.Could you clarify this? AFAIK, CLDOC will work on loaded asdf systems.-cody
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