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Hyper-literate programming is to literate programming exactly what hypertext documents are to regular books and texts.

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Matthew Flatt f5fb6bf60e scriblib/figure: overhaul Clean up the use of styles for alignment and the generated instances of style names. In the process, remove some padding for HTML output, and make the rendering more configurable (especially for Latex, based on suggestions by Keven Tew). The way that nested flows are generated can be different than before, so these changes risk breaking some existing uses of `scriblib/figure'. The changes especially likely break uses of `scriblib/figure' with output configured through overiding .css/.tex definitions. But the old pile of styles/macros was inconsistent and broken in various ways, so hopefully the changes are an improvement overall. original commit: 8862a44f149e9a8fb975f63147730cb19a4a7931	2013-01-24 06:43:11 -05:00
collects	scriblib/figure: overhaul	2013-01-24 06:43:11 -05:00

Matthew Flatt f5fb6bf60e scriblib/figure: overhaul

Clean up the use of styles for alignment and the generated instances
of style names. In the process, remove some padding for HTML output,
and make the rendering more configurable (especially for Latex, based
on suggestions by Keven Tew).

The way that nested flows are generated can be different than before,
so these changes risk breaking some existing uses of `scriblib/figure'.
The changes especially likely break uses of `scriblib/figure' with
output configured through overiding .css/.tex definitions. But
the old pile of styles/macros was inconsistent and broken in various
ways, so hopefully the changes are an improvement overall.

original commit: 8862a44f149e9a8fb975f63147730cb19a4a7931

2013-01-24 06:43:11 -05:00

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scriblib/figure: overhaul

2013-01-24 06:43:11 -05:00