To Do List
- WEB 1
- The next versions of WEB will be more complicated, so I'll need to parse every @p section, not just the first one.
- WEB 2
- Generate <pre> sections from @@p.
- The code needs to be prettified. This won't happen for a while. (Wrong)
- WEB 3
- If we're parsing every @p, then I'll need to support escaping @@ to write this file.
- Weave sections out of order.
- WEB 4
- Table of contents
- Index
- Progressively updated tutorial sources.
- Bolded terms
- WEB 5
- Proof of concept explaining a Javascript game
- WEB 6
- Concept mockup of a more integrated tutorial.
- separate files. - I don't think I'm doing this.
- Cleaner method of inserting display back inside code.
- I want to generate something different than HTML and D.
- I'm not happy with how the title of a code section is disconnected from the body.
- When I want to explain the code within the article, I have to repeat the text in both the description and the code.
- Extra newlines in code blocks.
- Long code lines can break their border and the screen.
- In javascript some keywords and some standard library functions aren't colored.
- I want to interlace descriptions and code.
- I named one section Draw Points Basic and another section Draw Points, and the append Draw Points...+ matched for both. Detect overly vague names.