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We need a general mechanism to control the verbosity of the output written by document modules. e.g. console output triggered by the --pr option.
An interesting approach would be to introduce doc-templates.
Example:
Consider the following state machine definition.
sm{ S; states{A;B;C;}; t{A;B;}; };
A user might be interested only in the name of the states and not the specific transitions. i.e. he would like a summary in the form:
State Machine S States: A, B, C
To achieve this, the user could define a docgen-template:
kind docgen_template; docgen_template DT; template{ DT; sm{ states; }; };
Meaning: Of all top level elements print only sm - elements, and of sm -elements print only states.
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We need a general mechanism to control the verbosity of the output written by document modules. e.g. console output triggered by the --pr option.
An interesting approach would be to introduce doc-templates.
Example:
Consider the following state machine definition.
sm{
S;
states{A;B;C;};
t{A;B;};
};
A user might be interested only in the name of the states and not the specific transitions. i.e. he would like a summary in the form:
State Machine S
States:
A, B, C
To achieve this, the user could define a docgen-template:
kind docgen_template; docgen_template DT;
template{
DT;
sm{
states;
};
};
Meaning: Of all top level elements print only sm - elements, and of sm -elements print only states.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: