1/*  Part of SWI-Prolog
    2
    3    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
    4    E-mail:        J.Wielemaker@vu.nl
    5    WWW:           http://www.swi-prolog.org
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    8                              CWI, Amsterdam
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   36
   37:- module(pldoc,
   38          [ doc_collect/1,              % +Bool
   39
   40            pldoc_loading/0             % True if we are loading
   41          ]).   42:- dynamic
   43    pldoc_loading/0.   44
   45pldoc_loading.
   46
   47:- dynamic   user:file_search_path/2.   48:- multifile user:file_search_path/2.   49
   50user:file_search_path(pldoc, library(pldoc)).
   51user:file_search_path(package_documentation, swi('doc/packages')).
   52
   53:- multifile
   54    tag_order/2.                    % +Tag, -Order
   55
   56:- create_prolog_flag(pldoc_collecting, false, []).   57
   58doc_collect(OnOff) :-
   59    set_prolog_flag(pldoc_collecting, OnOff).
   60
   61:- doc_collect(true).   62
   63:- use_module(pldoc(doc_process)).   64:- use_module(pldoc(doc_register)).   65:- use_module(pldoc(doc_modes)).   66:- use_module(pldoc(doc_wiki)).   67:- use_module(library(debug)).   68:- use_module(library(option)).   69:- use_module(library(lists)).   70:- use_module(library(operators)).   71:- use_module(library(prolog_source)).   72
   73
   74                 /*******************************
   75                 *        DOCUMENTATION         *
   76                 *******************************/
   77
   78/** <module> Process source documentation
   79
   80The pldoc module processes structured comments   in Prolog source files.
   81These  comments  can  be  saved   to    file.   During  development  the
   82documentation system can start a web-server to view the documentation of
   83loaded sources through your browser. The server   is defined in the file
   84doc_http.pl and started through doc_server/1.
   85
   86During  development,  a  typical  scenario  is    to   first  start  the
   87documentation server and start  a   browser  at <http://localhost:4000>.
   88Note that by default the web-pages allow  for starting an editor only if
   89the connection comes from =localhost=.  See   doc_server/2  to realise a
   90different setup.
   91
   92==
   93:- doc_server(4000).
   94:- [application].
   95==
   96
   97@author  Jan Wielemaker
   98@license LGPL
   99@see     doc_server/1, doc_server/2, doc_collect/1.
  100*/
  101
  102%!  doc_collect(+Bool) is det.
  103%
  104%   Switch collecting comments true/false.   This autoload predicate
  105%   can be used to force loading  the   pldoc  library. In a typical
  106%   development setup loading pldoc  is   normally  triggered  using
  107%   doc_server/1.
  108
  109%!  pldoc_loading is semidet.
  110%
  111%   True if we are loading the  PlDoc libraries. Required internally
  112%   to avoid undefined predicates  while   re-loading  and  document
  113%   itself.
  114
  115%!  tag_order(?Tag, ?Order) is semidet.
  116%
  117%   Hook that allows for defining additional tags.
  118%
  119%   @see pldoc_wiki:tag_order/2 for the default definition.
  120
  121
  122                 /*******************************
  123                 *           FINISH UP          *
  124                 *******************************/
  125
  126:- retract(pldoc_loading),
  127   process_stored_comments.