Kurt Nørmark ©
Department of Computer Science, Aalborg University, Denmark
Abstract Index References Contents | This is a LENO demo lecture, which is part of the LAML tutorial. |
The easy section |
The first page Slide Note Contents Index References | Title annotation of the first page |
We did this by M-x leno-insert-point, or from the LENO Emacs menu: ' Insert Point ' |
It is also possible to make the item from the Emacs LENO menu, using 'Insert items' or 'Insert simple items'. |
The concept programmatic authoring: By programmatic authoring we mean authoring of documents via use of programmaing programming expressions | In LENO we use programmatic authoring. |
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A page with graphics Slide Note Contents Index References | We will now make a page with a graphical image |
Figure. The first image - the most basic form of the image clause. The first-image.gif file must be located in the graphics and graphics/small directories. | ![]() |
Figure. Another graphics example using the image clause. In this example we use a few attributes of the image mirror function. | ![]() |
A page with a source program Slide Note Contents Index References | LENO is often used for teaching material about programming. Therefore the source-program LENO element is important. |
Program: The negate function. This function is really from the SchemeDoc part of the LAML tutorial. | ![]() |
Program: The fac function. This is the classical recursive edition of fac. |
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Program: The fib function. This is the classical recursive edition of fib, which is very time consuming. | ![]() |
Source files in this lecture Contents Index References | /user/normark/scheme/examples/tutorial/schemedoc/prog3.scm |
LENO Tutorial Demo
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