[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-23 Thread NotSoRecentConvert
A recent updated by Michael Hatherly to Docile fixed the problem. It works now.

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-22 Thread NotSoRecentConvert
I tried just that and it still returns the same thing. DataType : AThing (constructor with 1 method) supertype: Any fields : (:bee,)

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-22 Thread NotSoRecentConvert
Quick update. I normally use SublimeText 3 for my Julia development and the previous output is from that output. After rerunning it through the terminal I got some more information. julia using Lexicon julia using Docile julia using DocThis help? AThing DataType : AThing (constructor with

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-22 Thread Michael Hatherly
Ok, could you please open an issue here https://github.com/MichaelHatherly/Docile.jl/issues/new including the steps that you've tried some far and any additional details. Thanks. - Mike On Monday, 22 June 2015 09:07:03 UTC+2, NotSoRecentConvert wrote: I tried just that and it still returns

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-22 Thread NotSoRecentConvert
Quick update. Normally I use SublimeText 3 for my Julia development so the previous output is from that. I reran it in the terminal and got some additional information. julia using Lexicon julia using Docile julia using DocThis help? AThing DataType : AThing (constructor with 1 method)

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-19 Thread NotSoRecentConvert
This is still not working for me. Julia 0.3.8 Linux x86_64 Latest Docile and Lexicon module DocThis using Docile @docstrings export AThing, addfive @doc This type defines a thing, which is a thing. Here's some code, declared by indenting: ay = AThing(5) bee = AThing(3.14) So

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-05 Thread Andrew Gibb
Done.[1] It turns out it was because there was no newline after the module end statement. The issue I've opened reflects this. [1 ]https://github.com/MichaelHatherly/Docile.jl/issues/137 On Friday, 5 June 2015 16:04:57 UTC+1, Michael Hatherly wrote: Ok, could you open an issue here [1] and

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-05 Thread Michael Hatherly
Docile works on whole packages rather than individual files. You just need to put the file docthis.jl in the correct load path [1] so that ``using DocThis`` works or else do ``require(docthis.jl)`` rather than ``include(docthis.jl)``. I'll add a mention of this to the documentation shortly.

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-05 Thread Andrew Gibb
Mike, Thanks for your answer. I'm afraid your suggestions don't work. I've tried modifying the LOAD_PATH in juliarc.jl, and tried the various permutations of macro usage again. In every case, only the default 0.3.x documentation appears when I do ?-query at the REPL. From the output beneath

[julia-users] Re: Getting started with documentation using Docile and Lexicon in 0.3.x

2015-06-05 Thread Michael Hatherly
Ok, could you open an issue here [1] and I'll have a closer look at what's going wrong. [1] https://github.com/MichaelHatherly/Docile.jl/issues -- Mike On Friday, 5 June 2015 17:00:49 UTC+2, Andrew Gibb wrote: Mike, Thanks for your answer. I'm afraid your suggestions don't work. I've tried