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Adjusts example, removes verbiage
| Author | DaveJarvis <email> |
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| Date | 2025-08-30 11:20:59 GMT-0700 |
| Commit | 5116be543dc28e3fa12c75b530d5a5f93ee3f79c |
| Parent | 7ea601b |
| Delta | 6 lines added, 10 lines removed, 4-line decrease |
docs/06-svg.md
| This section addresses issues where text renders in black instead of the intended colors due to Inkscape-specific font specification references. | ||
| -When an SVG `style` attribute contains a reference to `-inkscape-font-specification`, all values that follow said reference are ignored. This results in black text, shown in [@fig:blacked-text]: | ||
| +When an SVG `style` attribute contains a reference to `-inkscape-font-specification`, all values that follow said reference are ignored. This results in black text, shown in [@fig:blacked-text]. | ||
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| 1. Save the file. | ||
| -[@fig:resolved-text] shows colours having reappeared after reloading: | ||
| +[@fig:resolved-text] shows colours having reappeared after reloading. | ||
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docs/07-r.md
| # R | ||
| -This chapter provides a comprehensive guide on how to use the R programming language from within the application using the Renjin interpreter. It covers basic usage, working with scripts, managing the working directory, and defining YAML variables for dynamic content. | ||
| - | ||
| -## Introduction | ||
| - | ||
| -This section explains the overall context of integrating R via Renjin in the application. Renjin is an interpreter that allows R code execution inside the application environment. | ||
| +This chapter describes how to add dynamic content to documents. It covers basic usage, working with scripts, managing the R working directory, and defining YAML variables. | ||
| ## Hello world | ||
| -Follow these steps to get started with running R code and seeing immediate results within the application: | ||
| +Follow these steps to run R code within the application: | ||
| 1. Start the application. |
docs/12-quotes.md
| Eventually, straight quotes were codified for computers. Unfortunately, this legacy from typewriters created challenges for encoding. Apostrophes inherited the straight quote form, and early encoding standards failed to capture the nuanced meanings in English typography. Computers forced users to treat the apostrophe as a straight quote. | ||
| -Standards bodies recommended using the right single quotation mark for an apostrophe instead, which disregarded its semantic meaning. As a result, text containing English quotations—especially in British English—is now riddled with ambiguity. | ||
| +Standards bodies recommended using the right single quotation mark for an apostrophe instead, which disregarded its semantic meaning. As a result, text containing English quotations---especially in British English---is now riddled with ambiguity. | ||
| Consider the sentence: | ||
| -> Ambiguity lurks in "'cause the horses'". | ||
| +> Ambiguity lurks in \"\'cause the horses\'\". | ||
| Does `'cause` mean _because_ or _induce_? The answer determines whether an open left single quote is used or an apostrophe, semantically speaking. This example highlights how ancient typographical decisions continue to impact modern systems. |
docs/user-manual.pdf
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