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From: Will Robertson <wspr81@GMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: Documenting LaTeX3 packages (l3doc)
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On 25/11/2008, at 1:12 AM, peter wilson wrote:

> Will Robertson wrote:
>> Meanwhile, if any members of this list would like to volunteer  
>> with  maintaining this class, it would be wonderful to create a  
>> Franken- monster of l3doc, hypdoc, xdoc, and gmdoc. What little  
>> time I have  available now I'm spending on the expl3 test suite, so  
>> I suspect  without outside help this class will remain a patchwork  
>> of hacked- together code to support whatever markup we happen to  
>> want/need while  writing the expl3 modules.
>
>    You might consider throwing the docmfp package into the mix as  
> well.

Ah, yes, this one had slipped my mind. Thanks!

Will