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Functional Programming in Scheme
Higher-order Functions
HTML mirror generation

There are three different cases to consider: double tag elements, single tag elements, and tags that can be both single and double.
A well-known tag, that can be both single and double is the p tag.

y:/Kurt/Files/courses/prog3/prog3-03/sources/notes/includes/tag-gen/taggen-1.scmThe two higher-order functions for the HTML mirror generation.

This version corresponds to the an earlier version of LAML's HTML mirror.

y:/Kurt/Files/courses/prog3/prog3-03/sources/notes/includes/tag-gen/taggen-2.scmFunctions that generate single and double tags.


y:/Kurt/Files/courses/prog3/prog3-03/sources/notes/includes/tag-gen/taggen-3.scmFunctions that generate individual single and double tags.


y:/Kurt/Files/courses/prog3/prog3-03/sources/notes/includes/tag-gen/taggen-4.scmFunctions for attribute linearization.

The parameter attr-list is a property list.

y:/Kurt/Files/courses/prog3/prog3-03/sources/notes/includes/tag-gen/all-mirror.scmAll functions from above in a single file.


The current HTML mirror in LAML is more advanced and sophisticated than the one illustrated above