AsciiDoc has out of the box no functionality like \newcommand from LaTeX. This project implements a Lua script and module that allows to define and use a similar functionality for AsciiDoc files. The Lua script works as a preprocessor that generates AsciiDoc files.
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Both, the library and the script, just work. They are created for private usage and only offer my minumum requirements. |
First you should define one or more commandos inside a seperate file.
acmd-file:
/=
func_def[:name:]
-->
==== {name}[[{name}]]
=/
/= func[:name:] --> <<{name}>> =/After the definition you can use the commandos inside an AsciiDoc file.
adoc-file:
/:func_def[reset_duration_error_c]
...
/:func[reset_duration_error_c]Now you can use the Lua script to apply the commands on the adoc-file.
$ adoc_cmd_ext acmd-file adoc-file result-file
The result in this test case will look like the following file.
result-file:
==== reset_duration_error_c[[reset_duration_error_c]]
...
<<reset_duration_error_c>>You can process this file now with your existing AsciiDoc tool chain.
To install the version 0.1.0 of adoc_cmd_ext use LuaRocks with the following line.
luarocks install adoc_cmd_ext
If you want to use the current development version, clone this repository and use LuaRocks with the following command.
luarocks make dist/adoc_cmd_ext-scm-0.rockspec