HaxeManual

For contributions please edit the .tex file. The .md files are generated from it.

To rebuild the .pdf from the command line, run latexmk -xelatex HaxeDoc.tex. A recent version of TeX Live should provide latexmk and all needed packages and their dependencies:

• xelatex
• cleveref
• courier
• framed
• fullpage
• geometry
• graphicx
• hyperref
• listings
• palatino
• tikz, tkz-euclide, tkz-qtree
• todonotes
• underscore
• xcolor

Markdown generation

You can use the following defines when using convert for additional features.

• -D compileEnv Generates images from custom LaTeX environments too complex for Markdown (specifically the flowchart environment at the time of writing). Skips already existing images.
• -D recompileEnv Generates images even if they already exist at their destination (most useful for convert development).
• -D keepEnvPDF Keeps the LaTeX generated PDF files. They're placed next to generated images with the same name.
• -D keepEnvTemp Keeps the generated temporary directory for LaTeX compilation. Useful for debugging / development purposes.

Requirements for compileEnv

At the time of writing, compileEnv depends on the following.

• xelatex being in path. TeX Live 2013 version should be sufficient. Used to compile custom LaTeX environment snippets to PDF.
• mudraw being in path. This is a part of MuPDF. Used for rendering PDF to a PNG image.
• pandoc being in path. Used for generating .epub file.
• ebook-convert being in path. This is a part of calibre. Used for converting .epub to .mobi.
• Source Sans Pro and Source Code Pro fonts being installed.