Updated API documentation.

Author: orbitalquark

Makefile

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ ta = ../..
 cwd = $(shell pwd)
 docs: README.md
 README.md: init.lua
-	cd $(ta)/scripts && ldoc --filter markdowndoc.ldoc $(cwd)/$< > $(cwd)/$@
-	sed -i -e '1,+4d' -e '6c# Open File Mode' -e '7d' -e 's/^##/#/;' $@
+	cd $(ta)/scripts && ldoc --filter markdowndoc.ldoc $(cwd)/$< -- --title="Open File Mode" \
+		--single > $(cwd)/$@
 
 # Releases.
 

README.md

@@ -1,30 +1,31 @@
 # Open File Mode
----
 
 A Textadept module that extends the editor's `ui.command_entry` with a mode that can open
 files relative to the current file or directory.
+
 Tab-completion is available.
 
 This is an alternative to Textadept's default File Open dialog.
 
 Install this module by copying it into your *~/.textadept/modules/* directory or Textadept's
 *modules/* directory, and then putting the following in your *~/.textadept/init.lua*:
 
-	keys['alt+o'] = require('open_file_mode')
+```lua
+keys['alt+o'] = require('open_file_mode')
+```
 
 Replace "alt+o" with the key you want to bind the function to. You can also create a menu
 item with that function.
 
-## Functions defined by `ui.command_entry.open_file`
-
 <a id="_G.ui.command_entry.open_file"></a>
-### `_G.ui.command_entry.open_file`()
+## `_G.ui.command_entry.open_file`()
 
 Opens the command entry in a mode that can open files relative to the current file or
 directory.
+
 Tab-completion is available, and on Windows, Cygwin-style '/c/' root directories are supported.
 If no file is ultimately specified, the user is prompted with Textadept's default File
 Open dialog.
 
 
----
+

init.lua

@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@
 -- Install this module by copying it into your *~/.textadept/modules/* directory or Textadept's
 -- *modules/* directory, and then putting the following in your *~/.textadept/init.lua*:
 --
---	keys['alt+o'] = require('open_file_mode')
+-- ```lua
+-- keys['alt+o'] = require('open_file_mode')
+-- ```
 --
 -- Replace "alt+o" with the key you want to bind the function to. You can also create a menu
 -- item with that function.