Hi all, I've discovered recently checkdoc (M-x checkdoc in an elisp buffer). This checks that the docstrings and messages of the buffer matches the Emacs coding standard.
I've started applying this to xtla (see the bugtracker). xtla-tips.el and xtla-test.el now pass the check. For xtla.el, I've spent some time on it, but so far, I've only done 30% of the buffer. The result is rather interesting. Many functions were simply undocumented, but I've learnt a lot on the way to write docstrings. I encourrage you to try it and use it for your next contributions to xtla (optionally, I'd appreciate some help to document the existing code :-). Just trying it and fixing a few messages will teach you a lot. -- Matthieu
