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1 files changed, 22 insertions, 24 deletions
diff --git a/src/sisudoc/spine.d b/src/sisudoc/spine.d
index a93e48e..fa6ef03 100644
--- a/src/sisudoc/spine.d
+++ b/src/sisudoc/spine.d
@@ -706,21 +706,19 @@ string program_name = "spine";
@trusted bool source_or_pod() {
return (opts["pod"] || opts["pod2"] || opts["source"]) ? true : false;
}
- /+ ↓ the actions that need the markup and not only the abstraction.
+ /+ ↓ the actions that need the markup source and not only the abstraction.
.
- --source, --pod and --pod2 write the markup out. --show-abstraction
- and --ocda-db write an artefact, and an artefact is a statement
- about the source: derived from a loaded abstraction it would say
- only that the loader is consistent with itself, where derived from
- the markup it says what this spine makes of that document today,
- which is the question worth answering and the one --ocda-verify
- asks.
+ --source, --pod and --pod2 write the markup out. --show-abstraction and
+ --ocda-db write an artefact, and an artefact is a statement about the
+ source: if this were derived from a loaded abstraction it would say only
+ that the loader is consistent with itself, where derived from the markup
+ it says what this spine makes of that document today, which is the
+ question posited by --ocda-verify.
.
- Given a database that carries source, these route the argument
- through the pod: it is written back out and parsed. Given one that
- does not, or a .ssp, which carries no markup at all, they are
- refused, and any rendering asked for in the same run still happens
- from the abstraction.
+ Given a database that carries source, these route the argument through
+ the pod: it is written back out and parsed. Given one that does not, or a
+ .ssp, which carries no markup at all, they are refused, and any rendering
+ asked for in the same run still happens from the abstraction.
+/
@trusted bool needs_markup_source() {
return (source_or_pod || show_abstraction || ocda_db) ? true : false;
@@ -1117,11 +1115,11 @@ string program_name = "spine";
with the pod.
.
The actions that need the source markup are --source, --pod, --pod2,
- --show-abstraction and --ocda-db, and a 2.0 database has it. The pod
- is written to a directory of this run's making and takes the place of
- the argument, so everything after this point is handling a pod, and
- the document is built by the same code over the same bytes as the
- original. That is what makes "identical output" a consequence.
+ --show-abstraction and --ocda-db, which are included in a 2.0 database. The
+ pod is written to a directory of this run's making and takes the place of
+ the argument, so everything after this point is handling a pod, and the
+ document is built by the same code over the same bytes as the original.
+ That is what makes "identical output" a consequence.
.
One route per argument, never a mix. An argument that materialises is
a pod for the whole run: every output asked for comes from the markup,
@@ -1160,11 +1158,11 @@ string program_name = "spine";
writeln("pod from database: ", arg.baseName, " -> ", _mat.pod_dir);
}
} else {
- /+ ↓ the argument stays, and is read as an abstraction below: what
- was asked for that needs the markup cannot be done, and what
- does not still can. Which actions those are is said once, by
- the artefact loop this argument now falls to, rather than
- twice here as well.
+ /+ ↓ the argument stays, and is read as an abstraction below: what was
+ asked for that needs the markup cannot be done, and what does not
+ (need markup) still can. Which actions those are is specified once,
+ by the artefact loop this argument now falls to, rather than twice
+ here as well.
+/
_args_after ~= arg;
stderr.writeln("WARNING: ", arg.baseName, " ", _mat.note);
@@ -1866,7 +1864,7 @@ string program_name = "spine";
if (!(_opt_action.skip_output)) {
outputHubInitialize!()(_opt_action, program_info);
}
- /+ ↓ what is left here needs the markup and could not get it.
+ /+ ↓ what is left here needs the source markup and could not get it.
A .ocda.db that carries source never reaches this loop: it was
written back out as a pod above and is being parsed. So an artefact
here is a .ssp, which carries no markup by construction, or a