Re: Java pretty printing in/with DocBook

[Norman Walsh <norm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

| My approach to this would be to use any language with an existing Java
| parser to parse the Java code, and output some kind of JavaML that
| captures the structure in SGML or XML tags. You could use C/C++, Java,
| Python or Emacs Lisp, for example. Then you could batch-convert the Java
| to SGML and let "make" take care of dependencies. 

Along the same lines, but simpler still, I'd hack up a Perl
script that added markup to the Java source and then include
that in my DocBook documents.  Again letting 'make' or some other
tool keep track of the dependencies.

--nrom




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