On 19/05/20 1:26 am, Nicolas Cellier wrote:
> On one side, I wanted to focus on contents more than on the format. But 
> on the other side, I want some graphical illustrations accurate enough. 
> I wrote in Word because it was easy for me to include tables and 
> graphics, but it's kinda stupid, especially because Word make you focus 
> on format more than contents ! LaTeX is not general enough, it would 
> rather be a backend nowadays. I contemplated using pandoc which has good 
> support, or the much more limited Pilar, which at least is Smalltalk 
> based...

If you are on a Unix/Linux box, you could use groff/nroff man macros 
with tbl (tables) and pic (vector diagrams). man macros are convenient 
for writing library guides and references. You also have converters from 
man to html/ps/pdf etc. The Squeak man page on Unix ports is written 
this way.

E.g.
$ nroff -man platforms/unix/doc/squeak.1

HTH .. Subbu