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| Date: | -- (:) |
| From: | Mark Hayden <hayden@c...> |
| Subject: | Re: hypertext ML code |
>Etags (for emacs), ctags (for vi) do this. It seems to me that there was >a small package to create ml ad hoc tags in the distribution of Caml-Light >0.6 with the name mletags. I'm aware of this package. However, it is not exactly what I want. It provides information to help emacs/vi let you browse your source code. What I want is a marked-up version of my source code, so that I can browse it in, for instance, a WWW browser. I do not believe this is possible with mletags alone. My end goal is to combine hypertext source code with hypertext text documentation (latex source compiled with latex2html) into a single, browsable hypertext document. --Mark