Dear all!
I'm happy with the level of functionality in lux 1.0.9, and since I've
seen no complaints - either here or as issues on the bitbucket page - I
can only assume that lux users agree ;)
I'm now taking the time to consolidate: I'm going through the various
options (as represented by command line arguments), looking at each in
turn, trying out whether they (still) work as intended, debugging as I
go along, and producing more documentation. I have started on a new HTML
document, which gives a lexical listing of lux options - rather than the
more thematic grouping in the README file - and this is progressing
nicely and has already reached the letter 'F'. You can find the source
code of this document as restructured text in the repo, and an HTML
rendition on my bitbucket.io page:
https://kfj.bitbucket.io/lux_options.html
I'll update the HTML version as lux_options.rst grows. I thought it a
good idea to announce this text early, and I'd like to invite you to
have a look at the text, and to comment on it - especially if I don't
make sense or use my own jargon - as a developer, I may have come to use
terms which make sense for me, but aren't comprehensible without
explanation.
Kay
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