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Hi, thanks a lot for creating this great package! I was wondering if it's possible, and within its scope, to make it language-agnostic.
The reason is that I have some large code bases in python and Fortran, and converting them in Julia is just not on the table. But on the other hand, improving their documentation is always a goal, and Literate.jl would do an amazing job.
For python I can imagine that it would not be too difficult, while for Fortran you should replace the default comment character with ^ *[!cC*dD].
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Hi, thanks a lot for creating this great package! I was wondering if it's possible, and within its scope, to make it language-agnostic.
The reason is that I have some large code bases in python and Fortran, and converting them in Julia is just not on the table. But on the other hand, improving their documentation is always a goal, and Literate.jl would do an amazing job.
For python I can imagine that it would not be too difficult, while for Fortran you should replace the default comment character with
^ *[!cC*dD]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: