1 Getting Started

      1.1 A First Example

      1.2 Multiple Sections

      1.3 Splitting the Document Source

      1.4 Document Styles

      1.5 More Functions

      1.6 Text Mode vs. Racket Mode for Arguments

      1.7 @ Syntax Basics

      1.8 Decoding Sequences

      1.9 Next Steps

    2 @ Syntax

      2.1 The Scribble Syntax at a Glance

      2.2 The Command Part

      2.3 The Datum Part

      2.4 The Body Part

        2.4.1 Alternative Body Syntax

        2.4.2 Racket Expression Escapes

        2.4.3 Comments

        2.4.4 Spaces, Newlines, and Indentation

    3 High-Level Scribble API

      3.1 Base Document Format

        3.1.1 Document Structure

        3.1.2 Blocks

        3.1.3 Text Styles and Content

        3.1.4 Spacing

        3.1.5 Links

        3.1.6 Indexing

        3.1.7 Tables of Contents

      3.2 Racket Manual Format

      3.3 SIGPLAN Paper Format

      3.4 JFP Paper Format

    4 Scribbling Documentation

      4.1 Getting Started with Documentation

        4.1.1 Setting Up Library Documentation

        4.1.2 Racket Typesetting and Hyperlinks

        4.1.3 Section Hyperlinks

        4.1.4 Defining Racket Bindings

        4.1.5 Showing Racket Examples

        4.1.6 Multi-Page Sections

      4.2 Style Guide

        4.2.1 Prose and Terminology

        4.2.2 Typesetting Code

        4.2.3 Typesetting Prose

        4.2.4 Section Titles

        4.2.5 Indexing

        4.2.6 Examples

      4.3 Manual Forms

        4.3.1 Typesetting Code

          4.3.1.1 Typesetting Comments

        4.3.2 Documenting Modules

        4.3.3 Documenting Forms, Functions, Structure Types, and Values

        4.3.4 Documenting Classes and Interfaces

        4.3.5 Documenting Signatures

        4.3.6 Various String Forms

        4.3.7 Links

        4.3.8 Indexing

        4.3.9 Images

        4.3.10 Bibliography

        4.3.11 Miscellaneous

        4.3.12 Index-Entry Descriptions

      4.4 Racket

      4.5 Evaluation and Examples

      4.6 In-Source Documentation

        4.6.1 Source Annotations for Documentation

        4.6.2 Extracting Documentation from Source

      4.7 BNF Grammars

      4.8 Compatibility Libraries

        4.8.1 Compatibility Structures And Processing

        4.8.2 Compatibility Basic Functions

    5 Literate Programming

      5.1 scribble/lp Language

      5.2 scribble/lp-include Module

    6 Text Preprocessing

      6.1 Writing Preprocessor Files

      6.2 Defining Functions and More

      6.3 Using Printouts

      6.4 Indentation in Preprocessed output

      6.5 Using External Files

    7 Low-Level Scribble API

      7.1 Scribble Layers

        7.1.1 Typical Composition

        7.1.2 Layer Roadmap

      7.2 @ Reader Internals

        7.2.1 Using the @ Reader

        7.2.2 Syntax Properties

        7.2.3 Adding @-expressions to a Language

        7.2.4 Interface

      7.3 Structures And Processing

        7.3.1 Parts

        7.3.2 Tags

        7.3.3 Styles

        7.3.4 Collected and Resolved Information

        7.3.5 Structure Reference

        7.3.6 HTML Style Properties

        7.3.7 Latex Style Properties

      7.4 Renderer

        7.4.1 Base Renderer

        7.4.2 Text Renderer

        7.4.3 HTML Renderer

        7.4.4 Latex Renderer

      7.5 Decoding Text

      7.6 Document Language

      7.7 Document Reader

      7.8 Cross-Reference Utilities

      7.9 Extending and Configuring Scribble Output

        7.9.1 Implementing Styles

        7.9.2 Configuring Output

    Index