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Add ocamldoc generation and improve the Html.Create library #82
Add ocamldoc generation and improve the Html.Create library #82
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…ction to the Html.Create module
…mentation in the HTML library
Thanks! Also you don't need to close and open a new pull-request every time you force push to your branch. GitHub associates pull-requests to branch, so if you update your branch it will automatically update the associated pull-request. |
…he last commit. we obviously don't want to waste user's time with all that junk when they can just produce it on their own, so I removed it
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Sorry, I'm aware of the automatic synchronization between this PR and my branch, but the old PR used my |
…sensible order. Also takes advantage of the potential benefits of partially applying this function.
… antiquotation in an HTML quotation.
…ml.Create.table's parameters to account for the new divide-and-conquer strategy of the function
thanks for all this work Chris! It'll be in a release shortly. |
This is another attempt at merging my latest changes to the HTML and CSS libraries, as well as adding OCamlDoc to the Makefile.
The changes involve adding a table creation function to the
Html.Create
module, which aims to be more robust (albeit less efficient) than the current table generation method. In the long-term, I would like to expand OCaml COW's existing facilities for the generation/manipulation of web pages from within OCaml, as lately this is becoming my favourite way to build web pages. I am declaring this intent in order to become somewhat less of a rogue-contributor, randomly adding code here and there without any real plan or coordination with the COW team.Another change which I would like to work towards integrating into the entire library sometime in the future is the addition of a
color
type to theCss
module.@avsm and @samoht, you have been wonderfully patient with my incompetence and I swear one day I am going to bake you guys cookies.