retroforth/make-book.retro

#!/usr/bin/env retro

This is used to assemble the Markdown copy of the RETRO Handbook.

The individual chapters are in the `book/` directory. This is set
using the `BOOK-BASE` constant.

~~~
'doc/book/  'BOOK-BASE s:const
~~~

The chapters are specified it the `TOC`, a named array. These are
the file names, they will be included in order. I am structuring
it using separate file to make the actual editing process easier
for me.

~~~
{
  'Overview
  'Obtaining-Retro
  'Building-BSD
  'Building-Linux
  'Building-macOS
  'Building-Windows
  'Starting
  'Basic-Interactions
  'Syntax
  'Quick-Tutorial
  'Using-the-Glossary
  'Programming-Techniques
  'Programming-Techniques-Unu
  'Programming-Techniques-Naming-Conventions
  'Programming-Techniques-Stack-Diagrams
  'Programming-Techniques-Word-Classes
  'Programming-Techniques-Using-Combinators
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With
  'The-Stacks
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Arrays
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Buffer
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Characters
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Dictionary
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Floating-Point
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Numbers
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Pointers
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Strings
  'Programming-Techniques-Writing-Combinators
  'Programming-Techniques-Working-With-Assembly
  'Lexical-Scope
  'Internals
  'Internals-Nga
  'Internals-Interface-Layers
  'Internals-Retro-Image
  'Additional-Tools
  'Advanced-Builds
  'Retro-Compiler
  'Errors
  'Security
  'Tech-Notes
  'Historical-Papers
} 'TOC const
~~~


~~~
'Out var

:import        here swap BOOK-BASE s:prepend file:slurp ;
:\n            ASCII:LF @Out file:write ;
:add-to-book   here [ @Out file:write ] s:for-each \n ;
:process-files [ import add-to-book $. c:put ] a:for-each nl ;
:open          'RETRO-Book.md file:open<for-writing> !Out ;
:close         @Out file:close ;
:assemble      open process-files close ;
~~~


~~~
:open          'gophermap file:open<for-writing> !Out ;
:close         @Out file:close ;
:ENTRY         '0%s\t/book/%s\tforth.works\t70\n ;
:process-files [ dup ENTRY s:format [ @Out file:write ] s:for-each ] a:for-each ;
:gophermap     open process-files close ;
~~~


~~~
:process       dup assemble gophermap ;

TOC process
~~~