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Michael L. Brownlow <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
License: gpl
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Package: Wsmake
System name: wsmake
Type: GNU

Description:
Wsmake can be described as a data-centric shell. Its primary use is
for website pre-processing.  The outputs would be used as the content
on a website. Its inputs would be a description of the website
arranged according to the Wsmake grammar. However, Wsmake is not
limited to the web. It can be used with any type of data for the
purpose of hierarchical data manipulation.

There are three ways to use Wsmake: batch mode, text user interface,
and graphical user interface. The commands for these, respectively,
are `wsmake\', `iwsmake\', and `gwsmake\'.  `wsmake\' acts like a shell
and is used by `iwsmake\' and `gwsmake\'. The intent for `iwsmake\' and
`gwsmake\' is to provide a way to visually configure and run `wsmake\'.

Regardless of interface, when run Wsmake follows the same pattern. It
takes a set of data from an input location, processes it, and then
places it in an output location. It does this based on its input and
the data itself. Hence, it will process Wsmake instructions embedded
in the data it is configured to manipulate.

Currently wsmake is undergoing a rewrite. The 0.7.901 release will
be the preferred starting point in Savannah.

http://ftp.wsmake.org/pub/wsmake6/stable/wsmake-0.6.5pre1.tar.gz
http://ftp.wsmake.org/pub/wsmake/wsmake-0.7.901.tar.gz


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