Just an idea Is it easy to highlight latest revisions to the Therion Book each time it is released? Perhaps a line in the margin or something? Bruce
Is it easy to highlight latest revisions to the Therion Book each time it is released?
Perhaps a line in the margin or something?
We have discussed it already, but it seemed to be equivalently sufficient to start with reading CHANGES file when new version is released to be informed about the changes and then find the corresponding passages in the therion book (e.g. by searching for a new keyword). Alternatively you could automatically compare old and new versions of thbook. For source code (*.tex files) or PDF-to-text export it is easy using diff on the command lines or some advanced text editor. There are also tools for comparing PDF files, but I am not sure if any of them is free. Martin
...sufficient to start with reading CHANGES file when new version is released to be informed about the changes and then find the corresponding passages in the therion book (e.g. by searching for a new keyword).
Martin I have been doing this, but perhaps sometimes changes are made to the Therion Book relating to an existing unchanged feature - explaining default font sizes instance? I always check the new versions, as I have many unasked questions, which are too low a priority to bother the forum with. Comparing text in documents is a bit tedious to do on a regular basis, if the authoring software can do it quickly and easily. Perhaps it does not, and if so that is OK. Bruce
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