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The examples in this directory are associated with the paper
The examples correspond to the examples discussed in the paper, as shown in appendix A.
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Here is a brief examplanation of the examples. In the top row: The primary LAML source represents the real source of a set of slides, authored in LAML. LAML is an XML software package for Scheme. The primary XML source is the corresponding source in XML notation, which is shown here for people who prefer to understand the work in pure XML terms. The primary HTM target document shows the HTML index file of the slide material, ready for browsing. Try to follow some of the links to the slide pages.
In the middle row: The derived secondary LAML source is the automatically produced starting point of the comprehensive document. It is also show as a pure XML source.
In the bottom row: The elaborated LAML secondary source of the comprehensive document contains additional theme-text elements, with text which binds the material together. As in the top and middel rows, we also show this document in XML notation. The elaborated secondary HTML target shows the HTML index file of the comprehensive material, ready for browsing. Try to follow some of the links to the pages.
For additional details, please consult the paper mentioned above.
The following real life examples of LENO teaching materials are relevant for this work:
If your browser will not present files with 'laml', 'leno', or 'scm' extensions you should disable any special handling of these extensions on your system. In that way they are treated as pure text files.
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