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How to document LaTeX custom packages and document classes?
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While I can use something like Doxygen to document a C library (functions, constants and structures defined/written by me), I couldn't find something equivalent in LaTeX to document newcommand(s) let(s) and other stuff in my .cls and .sty files.
Since LaTeX is common used as output (even by Doxygen), I'm struggling to find "Google keywords" for this specific matter.
Am I supposed to document a class/package by creating a separate LaTeX file specific for this? Or maybe, is literal programming the recommended way for LaTeX?
Thanks in advance.
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While I can use something like Doxygen to document a C library (functions, constants and structures defined/written by me), I couldn't find something equivalent in LaTeX to document newcommand(s) let(s) and other stuff in my .cls and .sty files.
Since LaTeX is common used as output (even by Doxygen), I'm struggling to find "Google keywords" for this specific matter.
Am I supposed to document a class/package by creating a separate LaTeX file specific for this? Or maybe, is literal programming the recommended way for LaTeX?
Thanks in advance.
package-writing documentclass-writing
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
Take a look here: texdev.net/2009/10/06/a-model-dtx-file
– Phelype Oleinik
29 secs ago
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While I can use something like Doxygen to document a C library (functions, constants and structures defined/written by me), I couldn't find something equivalent in LaTeX to document newcommand(s) let(s) and other stuff in my .cls and .sty files.
Since LaTeX is common used as output (even by Doxygen), I'm struggling to find "Google keywords" for this specific matter.
Am I supposed to document a class/package by creating a separate LaTeX file specific for this? Or maybe, is literal programming the recommended way for LaTeX?
Thanks in advance.
package-writing documentclass-writing
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
While I can use something like Doxygen to document a C library (functions, constants and structures defined/written by me), I couldn't find something equivalent in LaTeX to document newcommand(s) let(s) and other stuff in my .cls and .sty files.
Since LaTeX is common used as output (even by Doxygen), I'm struggling to find "Google keywords" for this specific matter.
Am I supposed to document a class/package by creating a separate LaTeX file specific for this? Or maybe, is literal programming the recommended way for LaTeX?
Thanks in advance.
package-writing documentclass-writing
package-writing documentclass-writing
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
asked 2 mins ago
LRMAAXLRMAAX
364
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Take a look here: texdev.net/2009/10/06/a-model-dtx-file
– Phelype Oleinik
29 secs ago
add a comment |
Take a look here: texdev.net/2009/10/06/a-model-dtx-file
– Phelype Oleinik
29 secs ago
Take a look here: texdev.net/2009/10/06/a-model-dtx-file
– Phelype Oleinik
29 secs ago
Take a look here: texdev.net/2009/10/06/a-model-dtx-file
– Phelype Oleinik
29 secs ago
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