>>> ryk@... seems to think that:
>Hi all,
>
>I cut and pasted all of the old semantic.texi to the new files under
>the semantic/doc directory. I'll be taking an inventory of what we
>already have by reading it all in the next day or two.
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>* Started using "Infrastructure for parser based text analysis in Emacs."
> whenever a brief description of semantic is uses such as info menu
> line. I think "parser generator" doesn't do justice to semantic,
> since it is far more than that. Let's see if we can think of better
> catchy phrase :)
I like your catch-phrase. Perhaps some of the tools (senator,
analyze, speedbar, etc) should be moved into their own dependent
package under cedet.
>* Created "Glossary" chapter for now. I think it would be a good idea
> to define all the terms here so that we can reference them, e.g.,
> @ref{lexical tokens}. I remember being confused early on between
> "lexical tokens" and "semantic tokens".
>
> I don't know whether we need to have a
> separate glossary chapter when we are done with the manual.
> We may instead choose to disperse all the definitions into other
> chapters.
>
> I defined the following macro for declaring each keyword.
>
> @c To be used within the glossary section.
> @macro keyword{kw}
> @anchor{\kw\}
> @b{\kw\}
> @end macro
>
> The only thing it does for now is to use the @anchor{} command so
> that you can use @ref{} to link to it.
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This is neat. I had no idea you could do this in texinfo.
Thanks!
Eric
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