Digital zines 3 - Revision history

Michael Murtaugh at 17:24, 1 February 2020

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	* [[How are you being served?]], "Web 2.0"		* [[How are you being served?]], "Web 2.0"
	* python: elementtree ... or other / better interface ?? simple xpath		* python: elementtree ... or other / better interface ?? simple xpath
			* structure from footnotes / links ?? ... compare various structures available in mediawiki / markdown

Michael Murtaugh at 15:31, 1 February 2020

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	* [[How are you being served?]], "Web 2.0"		* [[How are you being served?]], "Web 2.0"
			* python: elementtree ... or other / better interface ?? simple xpath

Michael Murtaugh at 06:05, 1 February 2020

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	See [[man page]] for manpdf.		See [[man page]] for manpdf.

			* [[How are you being served?]], "Web 2.0"

Michael Murtaugh at 16:22, 31 January 2020

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			Class meeting 5 Feb 2020

	{{underconstruction\|this page is still being written}}		{{underconstruction\|this page is still being written}}

Michael Murtaugh at 16:21, 31 January 2020

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	{{underconstruction\|this page is still being written ~~2020~~}}		{{underconstruction\|this page is still being written}}

	Creating (static) indexes: Python + whoosh for search (maybe using facets to produce two-level index listings?) Concordances, Historical (and contemporary indexes) -- tools for making indexes. (Static sites I) ... work on pdfs from week 1 (and eventually materials from special issue)		Creating (static) indexes: Python + whoosh for search (maybe using facets to produce two-level index listings?) Concordances, Historical (and contemporary indexes) -- tools for making indexes. (Static sites I) ... work on pdfs from week 1 (and eventually materials from special issue)

Michael Murtaugh at 15:30, 31 January 2020

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	* Book indexes		* Book indexes

	== manpdf ==		See [[man page]] for manpdf.
	~~small but significant: show example of making your own "manpdf" command:~~
	~~<source lang="bash">~~
	~~#!/bin/bash~~
	~~man -t $1 \| ps2pdf - > $1~~.~~pdf~~
	~~</source>~~

Michael Murtaugh at 15:26, 31 January 2020

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	* Book indexes		* Book indexes

			== manpdf ==
	small but significant: show example of making your own "manpdf" command:		small but significant: show example of making your own "manpdf" command:
	<source lang="bash">		<source lang="bash">

Michael Murtaugh at 15:26, 31 January 2020

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	* XQuery ? from document to database ??		* XQuery ? from document to database ??
	* Book indexes		* Book indexes


			small but significant: show example of making your own "manpdf" command:
			<source lang="bash">
			#!/bin/bash
			man -t $1 \| ps2pdf - > $1.pdf
			</source>

Michael Murtaugh at 15:24, 31 January 2020

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	* Bootstrapping, Englebart, Nelson, and other holy grail dreamers ...		* Bootstrapping, Englebart, Nelson, and other holy grail dreamers ...
	* XQuery ? from document to database ??		* XQuery ? from document to database ??
			* Book indexes

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Created page with "{{underconstruction|this page is still being written 2020}} Creating (static) indexes: Python + whoosh for search (maybe using facets to produce two-level index listings?) Co..."

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{{underconstruction|this page is still being written 2020}}

Creating (static) indexes: Python + whoosh for search (maybe using facets to produce two-level index listings?) Concordances, Historical (and contemporary indexes) -- tools for making indexes. (Static sites I) ... work on pdfs from week 1 (and eventually materials from special issue)

* Bootstrapping, Englebart, Nelson, and other holy grail dreamers ...
* XQuery ? from document to database ??