I am sorry to ask such introductory questions, but it's killing me to see "literate programming" in Racket while finding myself unable to use it. I love noweb and all, but I am writing a literate Racket program and, well, I'd like to use Racket.
1) Is this intended correct flow: literate program included in scribble document exported to pdf/html? This is the path I tried to follow from the documentation in order to use scribble markup in the document, but it seemed curious to make an essentially empty scribble file to include the literate program. But for some reason I couldn't get scribble --pdf to work directly on a LP. 2) Is there any way to use arbitrary latex markup in Scribble? I could attempt to roll my own reader to simulate something like noweb but I thought there may be something available and it is hard to justify working in a new reader only to simulate a tool I already have available. (I find modifying the reader to be an arcane process, personally, even with the copious documentation.) The documentation didn't seem to suggest it: I could find no way to include mathematical formula in scribble. It is rare to have a program that doesn't include *some* math formula or other, so I figured it must be available, but again, I couldn't find it. Thank you for any help. Ideally I'd find a way to make working with the Racket documentation format literate so if the project I'm working on could find use in PLaneT I wouldn't have to write everything twice. _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/users
