From: SUGIHARA Hiroshi <maili31s@...>
Date: 2000-04-21T23:31:34+09:00
Subject: [ruby-list:22050] Re: rd2man

すぎむし重箱の隅その二。

[ruby-list:22046]「rd2man」の件に関しまして、
2000/04/21 21:04:24ほどに、
柳川さん(kjana@os.xaxon.ne.jp)は書かれました:

: 英語でのドキュメント書きのおともに ispell をどうぞ，っていうか．あれ，
: ものすごく便利です．
: 
: # typo チェックのつもりで余計に typo いれてたらごめんなさい :-P

  いま目で見ただけですが、

: *** rd-draft.rd.orig	Sat Apr  8 02:25:09 2000
: --- rd-draft.rd	Sat Apr  8 02:32:52 2000
: ***************
: *** 13,17 ****
:   
: ! Ruby's interpreter, (({ruby})), simply ignores texts bitween a line beginning
: ! with "(({=begin}))" and one beggining with "(({=end}))". So, not only RD is
: ! embedable. You can write anything bitween (({=begin})) and (({=end})). RD is
:   one of them, but RD will be a standard one.((- If you are interested in others,
: --- 13,17 ----
:   
: ! Ruby's interpreter, (({ruby})), simply ignores texts between a line beginning
: ! with "(({=begin}))" and one beginning with "(({=end}))". So, not only RD is
: ! embedable. You can write anything between (({=begin})) and (({=end})). RD is
:   one of them, but RD will be a standard one.((- If you are interested in others,

 embeddable ?
 # こういうのは ispell では引っかけてくれないんでしょうか?

  あとついでに

: ***************
: *** 65,67 ****
:   + How Baseline is defined and How its works
: ! In top level, Baseline is at leftend, indent 0. In List, Baseline is defined
:   by first Block of ListItem. For example,
: --- 65,67 ----
:   + How Baseline is defined and How its works
  ! + How Baseline is defined and how it works
: ! In top level, Baseline is at left end, indent 0. In List, Baseline is defined
:   by first Block of ListItem. For example,

  あと consist まわりとか (of 抜け) 単複とか冠詞とか、
  いろいろあるようですが、ちゃんと直してるヒマがないので、
  文法整備はほかの達者な人にお譲りします。(m丱m)

  Tosh さんはどうか技術面を固めるのに専念して下さい (^^)
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