Bruno Lalande wrote:
Ouch... looks like a lot of unfortunate copy-pastes were made :-) Sorry for that, It's fixed now. For the macro, actually it's a user_error policy that I wanted to use, so I replaced this and left the -1 which is thus OK.
I'd be inclined to place the synopsis at the top of the file: that way those already comfortable with the library can just get stuck right in without having to re-read the tutorial :-)
OK, and I moved the "header file" section as well since those two sections must remain tied, I think.
"Joaquín López Muñoz" appears mangled in my version: this might be safer
encoded using XML escape sequences rather than UTF8?
I've put the whole phrase into a ''' section with escape characters inside as you can see in the attached file, but the generated HTML page is the same (still unicode) so I think it won't solve the problem for you (I can't reproduce it here). I'm not really aware of the possibilities of QuickBook for escape sequences... the goal would be to have the generated HTML source itself written in terms of escape sequences for those characters, not only in the qbk file. I can I do that?
I think you've probably done it already, but I'll check. In any case this looks fine now, any suggestions on where to integrate this with Boost.Math? Maybe in this section: http://svn.boost.org/svn/boost/trunk/libs/math/doc/sf_and_dist/html/math_too... ? Apologies for the delay in getting back to you on this... John.