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| `PresentAPL` is a class the creates a slide show from a Markdown file: the result is - by default - a stand-alone HTML file that acts in any modern browser like a slide show. That's possible because it injects some CSS and some !JavaScript into that HTML file. | `PresentAPL` is a class that creates a slide show from a Markdown file: the result is - by default - a stand-alone HTML file that acts in any modern browser like a slide show. That's possible because it injects some CSS and some !JavaScript into that HTML file. |
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| `PresentAPL` version 2.0.0 (2016-09-26) is [[attachment:presentapl.zip | downloadable ]] from this page. | `PresentAPL` version 2.1.0 (2017-01-01) is [[attachment:presentapl.zip | downloadable ]] from this page. |
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| Most notably `PresentAPL` needs `MarkAPL`, a Markdown-to-HTML5 converter written in Dyalog. See http://aplwiki.com/MarkAPL for details. | Most notably `PresentAPL` needs `MarkAPL`, a Markdown-to-HTML5 converter written in Dyalog. See [[MarkAPL]] for details. |
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=== 2.1.0 2017-01-01 === * File `MarkdownFile.reg` added which makes it easy to add a context menu command "Create presentation with PresentAPL" when right-clicking at any `.md` or `.markdown` file. * New version of [[MarkAPL]] embedded. This allows the definition of any PresentAPL parameters into the markdown file with the `[parm]:` keyword. * Bug fixes: * `ignoreEmbeddedParms` was not defined in PresentAPL's own `CreateParms` function but is now required by `MarkAPL`. * Directory handling improved for finding CSS file(s). |
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| Author: Kai Jaeger — https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaijaeger | Author: KaiJaeger |
PresentAPL
Contents
Overview
PresentAPL is a class that creates a slide show from a Markdown file: the result is - by default - a stand-alone HTML file that acts in any modern browser like a slide show. That's possible because it injects some CSS and some JavaScript into that HTML file.
It also comes with an EXE. That allows you to create a presentation without having installed Dyalog at all, or not the required version (15.0 Unicode or better).
Example: presentation in `PresentAPL` about `PresentAPL.
Compare this with the simplicity of the Markdown source file.
PresentAPL version 2.1.0 (2017-01-01) is downloadable from this page.
ReadMe.html is the first thing to read.
License
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/LGPL/2.1/
Note that only the script PresentAPL.dyalog and the file PresentAPL.css are under this license. The downloadable zip file contains other files as well, but they are members of the APLTree project — see http://aplwiki.com/CategoryAplTree for details.
Most notably PresentAPL needs MarkAPL, a Markdown-to-HTML5 converter written in Dyalog. See MarkAPL for details.
Credits
A big "thank you" to:
Eric Meyer for coming up with S5. http://meyerweb.com/
Stefan Goessner for creating Slideous — I stole a lot from it. http://goessner.net/
Mike Mingard who created the default theme for PresentAPL.
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Author: KaiJaeger