The tools were useful to generate documentation from the Lua sources.
However, most Lua functions are defined in Haskell, and the even
documentation of functions written in Lua has been updated manually for
quite a while now. The unused helper scripts, which have bit-rot to the
point that they now produce broken links, are therefore removed.
- Add Text.Pandoc.Emoji.TH.
- Replace long literal list in Text.Pandoc.Emoji with one-liner
generating it from data/emoji.json using TH.
- Add Makefile target to download data/emoji.json.
- Remove tools/emoji.hs.
Trying to use this script on windows (git-bash) gave several errors:
- *mktemp* complained about missing XXXs in the template (fixed by adding XXX)
- *find* didn't understand the -E switch (fixed by using the equivalent arguments)
- *terminal codes* were not being recognized by the console (-e added to echo)
All "helper functions" are not part of the Lua code for module pandoc,
but are added in Haskell. The respective documentation section must
therefore be excluded from automatic regeneration.
Avoid highlighting of "strings" by deriving from
`text-mode-syntax-table`. This fixes missing highlighting in default.html5
tag attributes.
Define comment starting and ending sequences to allow use of M-q (auto-fill)
on comments.
The pandoc module documentation in doc/lua-filters.md was automatically
generated from `data/pandoc.lua`. A make target is provided which uses
a lua filter to update the documentation.
