Normalize strings to composed form before splitting a
string into characters to handle individually.
original commit: d970d5aaead2bfbae0651b583f79e6ac719c7d39
This changes the behavior of make-cite and authors, but it would
probably be better to change the behavior of generate-bibliography
original commit: 74831b41cc2589af94a4e7cc6ffefa1d8809226c
Modules are not supposed to move to different packages, anymore, so
I'm breaking a rule. The problem is that having `rackunit/docs-complete`
in "scribble-lib" made "scribble-lib" depend on "racket-index", and
that's an undesirable dependency. (Installing Scribble shouldn't
force you to have Racket documentation.) I should have noticed
the problem when I moved `setup/xref` to "racket-index", but I missed
it.
As far as I can tell, there's only one package on pkgs.racket-lang.org
that isn't in the main repository and uses `rackunit/docs-index`. The
package doesn't correctly declare its dependencies, anyway.
original commit: d33c2252e10dbeb22e49c85f03707345e2756ce5
... instead of putting the figure's caption at the top of the
browser window.
I can't decide whether I like the technique here, which is to use
JavaScript to move a figure caption's <a name=...> when the page is
loaded. On the one hand, fixing up HTML via load-time JavaScript code
seems ugly compared to generating the right HTML in the first place.
On the other hand, it simplifies the generatation of a
backend-independent Scribble document (i.e., don't try to generate
different target locations for HTML and Latex), and HTML-specific
behavior seems properly handled at the HTML/JavaScript level.
original commit: 2b33b8d9668988b67f6b68b9eb012eb6d8f417d5
Use Javascript's decodeURIComponent() instead of unescape().
This repair makes searching for Unicode characters work from DrRacket
(e.g., via F1).
original commit: d1525edf62a1db2ade3c64dd17eb81bff87a4112
This change avoids the problem of a bad "index.html" on a doucment
rendering error, where the presense of an "index.html" would count
as successes on a retry.
original commit: e4e8a69e06863b423f4b7b716b369b002c2deea1
This configuration option is a better way to redirect documentation
access (at a place like NEU) than patching "search.rkt".
original commit: a8105dc0e34e5571ec9ecdb47635e409e29882c5
At mbutterick's recommendation:
it's causing a strange display problem in TOC listings when the
cursor is hovering over the link (namely, the underlined space
dangling from the right edge)
original commit: cc26a86cb1975bdbb1ed3f816b6a50decfdec510
The new arguments greatly simplify adding properties such as alignment
and (HTML) background colors to table cells. For example, to make a
table with 'right alignment for the left-hand column, 'center alignment
for the second column, and 'left alignment for all remaining columns:
(tabular cells
#:sep (hspace 1)
#:column-properties '(right center left))
Also, make `color-property` and `background-color-property` recognized
as table-cell style properties.
Finally, implement horizontal alignment for text rendering.
original commit: 316fc0dbf5e26061245d815c992cc54d9738aa79
Keep track of the target document name (i.e., the name of the
directory that will contain the target document) for a cross
reference, when known. This identification enables a simpler dynamic
resolution of a hyperlink in almost all cases, istead of requiring
a search for an arbitrary corss-reference key.
Indirect links still need a mapping of cross-reference keys
to document locations, but the mapping can be pruned to just
section and module-name keys.
This change cuts a generated "local-redirect.js" for the main
distribution to 1/8 of its size.
original commit: a956918adb1ffe69b7cefea00f3c9d594f58734a
This changed make `(require scribble/manual)` work in an executable,
although actually rendering documents requires the "scribble"
collection.
original commit: 9ca0aa52250c18dd05c2a19bea654ca770aecf0c
The `outputable/c` contract is currently just an alias for
`any/c`, however, because checking the contract seems to be
too expensive.
original commit: 416b680d742afafe7f5632ca94cb36bac25534b8
The old layout used column spans that created ugly space around parentheses
for some combinations of field-name and keyword-modifier lengths. The new
layot avoids the problem by breaking the keyword modifiers into their
own table.
original commit: a391556faa2d2b43f39b2d48a139085704a865ec
