Please Note
Documentation generation using Docile.jl and Lexicon.jl is being deprecated in Julia 0.4 and above in favour of Documenter.jl.
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Docile is a Julia package documentation system.
It provides a macro, @doc
, for documenting arbitrary Julia objects. This
functionality is equivalent to the new @doc
macro available from Base
in
Julia 0.4
.
Additionally, Docile has support for using plain strings for documentation
rather than using the @doc
macro. See the package documentation for further
details.
Docile supports both Julia 0.3
and 0.4
and can be installed via:
Pkg.add("Docile")
Package documentation is available for the stable and development versions.
To view documentation from the REPL and generate external documentation for a package please install the package Lexicon.
- AverageShiftedHistograms.jl David Scott's Average Shifted Histogram density estimation.
- BDF.jl Module to read Biosemi BDF files with the Julia programming language.
- BrainWave.jl Julia functions to process electroencephalographic recordings.
- Diversity.jl Julia package for diversity measurement.
- Docile.jl Julia package documentation system.
- EvolvingGraphs.jl Dynamic graph analysis framework in Julia.
- IterativeSolvers.jl Implement Arnoldi and Lanczos methods for svds and eigs.
- Lexicon.jl Julia package documentation generator.
- QuantEcon.jl quantitative economics (see also http://quant-econ.net )
- SDT.jl Signal detection theory measures with Julia.
- Sims.jl Experiments with non-causal, equation-based modeling in Julia.
- TargetedLearning.jl General framework for constructing regular, asymptotically linear estimators for pathwise differentiable parameters.
- TradingLogic.jl A unified event-driven backtesting and live algorithmic trading framework using Julia reactive programming.
If you use Docile / Lexicon please file an issue or send a pull request through GitHub to be listed here.
Please file any issues or feature requests you might have through the GitHub issue tracker.