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Dear Paul,<br>
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sorry for not writing sooner, busy as always... :/<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 30.04.21 09:40, Paul A Norman wrote:<br>
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<div>Thanks Henrik,</div>
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<div>That is certainly very helpful.</div>
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<div>"A nice example is the bookdown R package, that makes it
easy to suggest a change to a book through a github pull
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<div>You can see it in action here —<br>
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<div>I know that other LaTeX documentation is produced through
intermediary formats, and this one is looking like a good
approach.<br>
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<div>We may need, whatever option is followed, some sort of
"safe" server, as all too often for commercial or other
reasons, public "free" hosting options are withdrawn often
with little or no warning. May be in this case the situation
is safer?<br>
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If it helps, I can definitely create a new repository on Github in
the "TeXworks organization" and give you write access to it.<br>
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In fact, I was going to propose to look into the markdown support
for Github Pages (i.e., writing stuff in markdown, publishing it to
Github, and getting it rendered nicely). The result would be
something akin to <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="https://stloeffler.github.io/texworks-testing/">https://stloeffler.github.io/texworks-testing/</a>
(the theme is customizable ;)), though probably at a url similar to
texworks.github.io/js-api-doc.<br>
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<div>I am quite happy to just dive into any realistic option,
and MarkDown as provided up by <i>Bookdown</i> is looking
like a very viable option indeed. <br>
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Not sure what the differences (benefits) are between MarkDown and
BookDown...<br>
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Anyway, please let me know what you find, as I have been toying with
the idea of converting the "main" manual to markdown as well (for
easier writing, editing, and conversion to multiple formats).<br>
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HTH<br>
Stefan<br>
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