Re: tex documentation

[A S Hodel]

It's actually in texinfo (.texi) format, with some additional macros 
to allow for common documentation in m-files and the documentation. 
These latter files have the extension .txi.  All are in the doc 
subdirectory of the Octave distribution.

At 12:06 PM +0100 2/15/01, Daniel Heiserer wrote:
> Hi,
> I wonder where the octave latex source of the manual is.
> I looked into the sources of 2.0.31 and didn't find them.
> Is the latex docu also part of the CVS tree?
> Can I also submit documentation changes along with
> code/toolbox changes/enhancements?
>
> Thanks daniel
>
>
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