Hyper-literate programming is to literate programming exactly what hypertext documents are to regular books and texts.
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code tables with empty contents makes the row not appear. Usually, we'd put an there so it does show, but that would be bad for the preprocessor examples where I really want to have the table contents reflect the exact file contents. So another solution is to use a 'newline element, but then latex barfs because it's not happy with a \\ inside a tt macro. The hacked "solution" is to have the newline element not be inside a tt element -- latex doesn't barf now, but it does have one extra newline as a result since it doesn't hide the newline to begin with. A better solution is to find a way to make table cells in html not be hidden when they have no contents, maybe through some css magic. svn: r14206 original commit: 2af626972de3041951ef9efdbdbb216b6031cc72 |
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