Hi Eric,
Let's see if I'm a good proof-reader. Here are my comments, looking
at things
not already said by others:
Page 1 -- "... desirable to mix prose, (add input data?,) code, and
computational results."
Page 3 -- It'd be better not to have commas in front of the Org-mode
block in
Figure 1.
Page 9 -- You say that "tags and properties of a node are inherited
by its
sub-nodes". I agree for tags, not for properties (at least, by
default).
Page 10 -- "Active code blocks are marked with a source line,
followed by a
name unique within the document". Why don't you call such "named
code blocks"
as in Babel's code base?
BTW, what happens if there is a name clash with other code blocks
(in the same
document, or in the LOB)? Though, this is not for your paper...
Page 12 -- When results is set to output, what do you mean by
"collected from
STDOUT incrementally"? Not sure about the added value of
incrementally...
Page 16 -- I find the name of the code block "ps-to-dot" very badly
chosen. PS
makes me think of PostScript, while you mean here Pascal's triangle...
Page 17 -- In the LaTeX ATTR, better use linewidth instead of
textwidth. This
is a more secure setting.
Page 18 -- Is the default value of var (1 2 1) compliant with the
"pass" table
beneath it?
Side comment -- Wouldn't you use a standard way of handling the
acronyms in
LaTeX, so that they're expanded when required, and listed at the end
of the
document? Example of such acro: ESS.
For the rest, an excellent document, but not that good (IMHO) for
publishing
to a statistics journal. For doing so, I find you'd have to only
include R
examples, and show that you can do everything Sweave can do, and
even much
more. But I would focus on stats a lot more than it is here.
But, the way it is written, it is much more general, and offers a
much widen
view. So, this is excellent, but for another audience.
Best regards,
Seb
--
Sébastien Vauban
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