Steve J Donovan
Steve J Donovan
Yes, outside of a cargo project. Fair enough! Thought that it could handle this a little more gracefully.
Sure, it's actually not a problem. Thought you'd appreciate a pedantic first issue. Definitely something I'm going to use, since I'm a great believer in 'narrative documentation' alongside module docs.
Even just initially as a std library would be useful, especially if there was a clean way to add custom functions. One application could be a remote TCP prompt _into_...
Sure, I'll put up a fork (such a nice word these days ;)). The key difference is that the socket server now writes back to the connected program, so that...
Thanks, it currently can be a mystery tracking parsing errors. Nothing fancy at this point.
I like this idea, but it has to be done carefully, since there is a assumption that modules map to files. A multi-file module would usually be one file that...
That should not be difficult. Currently there's an option to mark up non-public functions and only generate docs for them on special request, but I like this tag.
This strikes me as a good feature. One of LDoc's goals is to get out of the way of the developer, and not impose any structure on their code. What...
Sorry man, it was Christmas and I had too much to drink ;) 1.3 release continues to roll, mostly fixing problems, but I do want to try module merging in...
Hi Kevin, 1.3.3 tag has experimental merge functionality, but you have to activate it explicitly. See tests/merge directory. Should work _fine_ with C files as well (LDoc should not care)...