Hello,
> > But I want to provide the entire documentation in Texinfo; I think that is
> > the elegant solution.
> > It is no problem to take the Maxima texinfo and html files as a reference,
> > and adapt my documentation according to that,
> > but I still don't know how to start the texinfo process to get the result
> > of the whole documentation (in ps, pdf, html or whatever).
> >
> > How can that be performed? (texinfo is already installed, within MikTeX)
> >
You can start filling this template with the description of the
functions in your package and rename it as coma.texi:
http://maxima.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/maxima/maxima/share/template-standalone.texi
Take first a look at the *.texi documents in the doc/info folder to get
a general idea.
With commands
texi2html coma.texi
and
texi2pdf coma.texi
you'll get the documentation in html and pdf formats, respectively.
Thanks for this package. In a recent Workshop held at Lugano there was
some interest on your package:
http://www.hediscworkshop.ietec.org
But at that time we didn't know of the existence of the English
translation of the documentation.
--
Mario