Hello Mark, Le Sun, 24 Apr 2011 18:43:54 -0400, Mark Harig <idirect...@aim.com> a écrit :
> On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 07:09:07PM -0300, David Pirotte wrote: [...] > What would be of some help to get this project started is a > list of the identifiers: > > 1) A list of all Scheme procedure names > 2) A list of all C procedure names > 3) A list of all Scheme variable names > 4) A list of all C variable names > 5) A list of all Scheme type names > 6) A list of all C type names Yes, that's what I meant. What you get, looking at http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/docs/docs-2.0/guile-ref/index.html, is ... Looking at 'Procedure Index', for example not really knowing what your looking for but presumably starting with letter 's', as a 'pure' scheme programmer, reaching scm-xxx, you'll have to hit more or less 33 times page down [depending on your display and browser size obviously] to 'continue' with other 'scheme' indice entries [they may be other entries, at the beginning they are *scm_]. If you realize you probably have passed and missed the item you're looking for, you'll have to hit 33 times page-up ... not a big deal but it would be really nice to have 'per language' indices. If [and only if :-)] it can be easily done [which I assumed, but ...], i would suggest the following [assuming a 'grouping' by language but i don't have a problem if it is by 'proc' 'var' and 'type' Indices . Concept Index . Scheme Procedure Index . Scheme Variable Index . Scheme Type Index . C Procedure Index . C Variable Index . C Type index . R5RS Index > (By "all names", I mean "all names included in the Guile > Reference Manual", not, for example, "all C function names > in Standard C".) Thanks God :-) > Also useful would be more suggestions for the Concept Index. > ... I will if and when I have a useful comment to make but so far I think it really is good. Many thanks for your work on the manual. Cheers, David
