Great idea!

I just have a brief understanding, and I guess this is the expected result:
DblPend - To predict the motion of a double pendulum.
SRS: [HTML] [PDF]
Generated Code:
DblPend [Python] [C++] [C Sharp] [Java]
Generated Code Documentation:
[Source Code]

(Same structure as the example beyond, just inserting a new link)

Newest update: Find the appropriate place, but do not know how to do:

Here the only thing I add two simple links for the source code (The address is not correct)
The only problem here is how to write the address. (Type is Reference)

@balacij Jason, Can you give me an example of Reference for the method getSRSRef? I know below there is a definition for it, but I do not know what each of its parameter represents.

(@daijingz Jason will eventually answer you, but he's got important deadlines right now, so he is ignoring the Drasil repo for this week).

@balacij @JacquesCarette There is one thing I forget: There are three different reference structures in this program:
codeRef, DoxRef, and SRSRef. I think a solution to fill my blank is to add a new link reference type because the link should not in each of these forms. Is that correct? Or I can just use the codeRef format?

I think you should be able to create a new getCodeRef-like function for the source code, and use it similarly to create the text-inlined URIs.

Have a look at getCodeRef's definition (below) AND usage (elsewhere in the file):

@balacij @JacquesCarette Here is the last problem: I tried to use some new refUID, however, they are not recognized by the system:

This is because I have not defined the reference srcCodeRefDblpend. so the system does not recognize it.

Here is the code: (Same form as CodeRef structures, but much simpler)

To fix it, I need to find the place to define a reference, and likely it is in the symbMap function: (the last part introduced inside https://github.com/JacquesCarette/Drasil/wiki/Debugging-in-Drasil#notes-for-reference-not-found-in-referencemap-errors)
However, I have already tried to add my reference inside the last parameter, but it does not work.

Here is my attempt:

symbMap :: ChunkDB
symbMap = cdb (map qw iMods ++ map qw symbols)
  (nw newtonSLR : nw pendulumTitle : nw mass : nw len : nw kilogram : nw inValue : nw newton : nw degree : nw radian
    : nw unitVect : nw unitVectj : [nw errMsg, nw program] ++ map nw symbols ++
   map nw doccon ++ map nw doccon' ++ map nw physicCon ++ map nw mathcon ++ map nw mathcon' ++ map nw physicCon' ++
   map nw physicscon ++ concepts ++ map nw physicalcon ++ map nw acronyms ++ map nw symbols ++ map nw [metre, hertz] ++
   [nw algorithm] ++ map nw compcon ++ map nw educon ++ map nw prodtcon)
  (map cw iMods ++ srsDomains) (map unitWrapper [metre, second, newton, kilogram, degree, radian, hertz]) dataDefs
  iMods genDefns tMods concIns [] [] ([srcCodeRefDblpend] :: [Reference]) -- add your references here

In this attempt, I tried to insert my created reference refUID in the last parameter of the symbMap function, however, this simple calling did not work. I guess the correct way occurs elsewhere.