[STUMP] A small contribution to the manual

[Jeronimo Pellegrini]

Hi.

I've definetely switched to stumpwm after usig it for
two days. Stable, flexible, well-documented and does
not get in the way! :-)

When I was reading the manual, I felt that it would
be nice to show right from the start an example of
interaction with the Lisp process. I'm not sure if
others consider this important enough, but anyway,
here's a patch to the manual...

BTW, re-generating the manual seems to be tricky.
This is how I did:

First, write this and load it into stumpwm:

(in-package #:stumpwm)

(load "/home/jeronimo/pkg/stumpwm/manual.lisp")

(defun man ()
  (generate-manual
    :in  "/home/jeronimo/pkg/stumpwm/stumpwm.texi.in"
    :out "/home/jeronimo/pkg/stumpwm/stumpwm.texi"))

Then, each time I changed the texi.in file, I eval'ed
(stumpwm:gen)

There is no way to do this from the command line without
re-compiling stumpwm itself, I suppose?
If I remove stumpwm.texi, then the Makefile complains
(but does not generate a new one).

J.

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