#!/usr/bin/env julia
#
# Reads the Julia source files and makes an HTML manual out of
# the Markdown documentation.
#
# Author: Daniel Carrera (danielc@astro.lu.se)
#
# REQUIREMENTS: python-markdown library
# --> apt-get install python-markdown
#
# Usage: julia make_manual.jl
using PyCall
@pyimport markdown
text = ""
md_files = [ "README.md" ]
jl_files = [ "src/timeseries.jl", "src/particles.jl", "src/averages.jl", "src/dimensions.jl" ]
for file = md_files
info("Processing $file")
src = open(file, "r")
text = text * readall(src)
close(src)
end
for file = jl_files
info("Processing $file")
src = open(file, "r")
save = false
for line = readlines(src)
if line[1:5] == "#>doc"
save = true
elseif line[1:5] == "#>end"
save = false
elseif save
if line[1:1] "#" start = 2 end
if line[1:2] "# " start = 3 end
text = text * line[start:end]
end
end
close(src)
end
#
# Write the HTML documentation as one file.
#
header = "
";
footer = "
";
ext = ["tables","fenced_code", "codehilite", "toc", "def_list", "extra"]
html = header * markdown.markdown(text, extensions=ext) * footer
#
# Alternate row styles.
#
count = 0
lines = split(html,"\n")
for i = 1:length(lines)
if contains(lines[i],"