as they were originally. But even so they may form useful
examples.
+refer.py: Produces a list of
+ missing/incorrect/questionable labels,links and
+ references to same.
+ Useful with the DWTAGfoo (etc) tex files.
+ Written February 2014.
+
+repeats.py: Using a dwarf5.pdf
+ and pdftotext and some scripting and repeats.py one
+ can find certain errors such as
+ accidentally-repeated words and phrases
+ whether or not those are generated from Latex
+ commands or simply typos.
+ Written February 2014.
+
anylink.py: Looks for designated prefixes like DW_ADDR etc.
Used by other code, this was never that useful alone.
code eventually write stuff back out (changed or not)
but the output file always has a ".out" appended, it won't
overwrite the input.
+ As of February 2014 it disallows a backslash inside an identifier,
+ forcing a token break. This is closer to Latex
+ hence useful where we have \DWTAGfoo\DWTAGbar
+ in the .tex (of course \DWTAGfoo{}\DWTAGbar{}
+ would make this change irrelevant, but it seemed better to
+ match latex tokenizing)
formlink.py: Using anylink.py, this transforms DW_FORM_ into
\livelink and \livetarg.