perl.trainers...Re: Course note creation by Jochen Stenzel- March 31, 2008 Hello Jacinta, > ... we write our course notes with a text editor in sgml > and then use sgmltools, jadetex, pdfeTeX, ps2pdf etc to get a pdf we can print > and distribute. We also have some of our more recent course notes written in > pod and use pod2docbook (our customised copy) to add that into the chain. > > ... I love having plain text files to edit and being able > to use all the regular tools such as diff and CVS to manage changes. ... > > ... I don&39;t...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2008/03/msg605.html Re: Course note creation by Gabor Szabo- March 25, 2008 Hi Jacinta and others!I am using docbook for creating my course material but I keep my examplefiles separate and added a new tag to docbook <include file="">.These files first go through some home made preprocessing where I replace thoseinclude tags with the relevant files and then I use jw to process thedocbook files.I am not very satisfied with the results but so far this is the best Icould come up withthat is relatively easy to write and then I can create both HTMLslides and..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2008/03/msg604.html Course note creation by Jacinta Richardson- March 24, 2008 G&39;day folk,At Perl Training Australia we write our course notes with a text editor in sgmland then use sgmltools, jadetex, pdfeTeX, ps2pdf etc to get a pdf we can printand distribute. We also have some of our more recent course notes written inpod and use pod2docbook (our customised copy) to add that into the chain.This works well enough. I love having plain text files to edit and being ableto use all the regular tools such as diff and CVS to manage changes. Howeverthere are a whole bunch.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2008/03/msg603.html |