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Correct documentation to use PDFTeX as weave pattern that produces a PDF, not TeX

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@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ to look at that this seems a good point to switch to |inweb/Examples/twinprimes.
a C program to find twin prime numbers. If we weave: a C program to find twin prime numbers. If we weave:
= (text as ConsoleText) = (text as ConsoleText)
$ inweb/Tangled/inweb inweb/Examples/twinprimes.inweb -weave $ inweb/Tangled/inweb inweb/Examples/twinprimes.inweb -weave
web "twinprimes": 1 section(s) : 4 paragraph(s) : 48 line(s) web "twinprimes": 1 section(s) : 3 paragraph(s) : 55 line(s)
[Complete Program: HTML -> inweb/Examples/twinprimes.html] [Complete Program: HTML -> inweb/Examples/twinprimes.html]
= =
As with tangling, we can override this destination with |-weave-to F|, telling As with tangling, we can override this destination with |-weave-to F|, telling
@ -99,14 +99,14 @@ web, with multiple sections, it would make a set of linked pages, but here
there's just one.) This can then be looked at with a browser such as Chrome or there's just one.) This can then be looked at with a browser such as Chrome or
Safari. HTML is not the only format we can produce. Inweb performs the weave Safari. HTML is not the only format we can produce. Inweb performs the weave
by following a "pattern", and it has several patterns built in, notably |HTML|, by following a "pattern", and it has several patterns built in, notably |HTML|,
|Ebook| and |TeX|. |Ebook|, |TeX| and |PDFTeX|.
Running Inweb with |-weave-as P| tells it to weave with pattern |P|; the Running Inweb with |-weave-as P| tells it to weave with pattern |P|; the
plain command |-weave| is equivalent to |-weave-as HTML|. The |Ebook| pattern plain command |-weave| is equivalent to |-weave-as HTML|. The |Ebook| pattern
makes an EPUB file suitable for readers such as Apple's Books app, but that makes an EPUB file suitable for readers such as Apple's Books app, but that
would be overkill for such a tiny program. Instead: would be overkill for such a tiny program. Instead:
= (text as ConsoleText) = (text as ConsoleText)
$ inweb/Tangled/inweb inweb/Examples/twinprimes.inweb -weave-as TeX $ inweb/Tangled/inweb inweb/Examples/twinprimes.inweb -weave-as PDFTeX
= =
This will only work if you have the mathematical typesetting system TeX This will only work if you have the mathematical typesetting system TeX
installed, and in particular, the |pdftex| tool. (This comes as part of installed, and in particular, the |pdftex| tool. (This comes as part of
@ -114,8 +114,8 @@ the standard TeXLive distribution, so simply "installing TeX" on your
platform will probably install |pdftex| automatically.) Now the response platform will probably install |pdftex| automatically.) Now the response
is like so: is like so:
= (text as ConsoleText) = (text as ConsoleText)
$ inweb/Tangled/inweb inweb/Examples/twinprimes.inweb -weave-as TeX $ inweb/Tangled/inweb inweb/Examples/twinprimes.inweb -weave-as PDFTeX
web "twinprimes": 1 section(s) : 4 paragraph(s) : 48 line(s) web "twinprimes": 1 section(s) : 3 paragraph(s) : 55 line(s)
[Complete Program: PDF -> inweb/Examples/twinprimes.tex: 1pp 103K] [Complete Program: PDF -> inweb/Examples/twinprimes.tex: 1pp 103K]
= =
Inweb automatically creates |twinprimes.tex| and runs it through |pdftex| Inweb automatically creates |twinprimes.tex| and runs it through |pdftex|
@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ module used this to bring in a Windows-only header file.)
As with all-in-one webs, the commands for weaving are like so: As with all-in-one webs, the commands for weaving are like so:
= (text as ConsoleText) = (text as ConsoleText)
$ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave $ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave
$ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave-as TeX $ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave-as PDFTeX
= =
This will produce single HTML or PDF files of the woven form of the whole This will produce single HTML or PDF files of the woven form of the whole
program. (Note that the PDF file now has a cover page: on a web with just program. (Note that the PDF file now has a cover page: on a web with just
@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ range. The default range is |all|, so up to now we have implicitly
been running weaves like these: been running weaves like these:
= (text as ConsoleText) = (text as ConsoleText)
$ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave all $ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave all
$ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave-as TeX all $ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave-as PDFTeX all
= =
The opposite extreme from |all| is |sections|. This still weaves the entire The opposite extreme from |all| is |sections|. This still weaves the entire
web, but now cuts it up into individual files, one for each section. For web, but now cuts it up into individual files, one for each section. For
@ -328,7 +328,7 @@ Those abbreviated names |S-tgc| and |S-tsoe| are cut down from the full
names of the sections involved, "The Goldbach Conjecture" and "The Sieve names of the sections involved, "The Goldbach Conjecture" and "The Sieve
of Eratosthenes". Similarly, of Eratosthenes". Similarly,
= (text as ConsoleText) = (text as ConsoleText)
$ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave-as TeX sections $ inweb inweb/Examples/goldbach -weave-as PDFTeX sections
= =
creates the files: creates the files:
= (text) = (text)