Initially, the PlDoc wiki language was based on
Twiki. Currently,
markdown
is a wiki syntax that is widely accepted and not tied to a single
system. In PlDoc 2, we have adopted markdown, including many of the
limitations and extensions introduced by
Doxygen.
Limitations are needed to avoid ambiguities due to the common use of
symbol charaters in programming languages. Extensions are desirable to
make use of already existing conventions and to support requirements of
program documentation.
Some of the changes in PlDoc 2 are to achieve compatibility with
the
Prolog Commons
project. The library documentation conventions of this project will be
based on PlDoc and the Ciao lpdoc standards. It is likely that there
will be more changes to the PlDoc format to synchronise with Commons. We
do not anticipate significant impact on existing documentation.
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- doc_load_library/0
- 10.2
- doc_save/2
- doc_server/1
- 10.1 10.3
- doc_server/2
- edit/1
- 10.1 10.3.3
- expand_url_path/2
- 7.2.3
- ip/4
- 10.1
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- latex_for_predicates/3
- latex_for_wiki_file/3
- nb_setarg/3
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