[Doc] fix: compile

openmole/bin/org.openmole.site/jvm/src/main/scalatex/openmole/documentation/language/Hook.scalatex

@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ You can think of the @code{DisplayHook} as an OpenMOLE equivalent to Scala's @co
 @h2{Variable restriction}
 You may want to restrict the hooked variables to a subset, like a variable filter.
 You can use the following notation in the hook function {@code{hook(yourHookHere, values = Seq(i,j))}}
- 
+
 @hl.openmole("""
   val i = Val[Int]
   val j = Val[Int]
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ You can use the following notation in the hook function {@code{hook(yourHookHere
   val task = EmptyTask() set (
     outputs += (i, j, k)
   )
-  
+
   task hook(display, values = Seq(i, j)) // only i and j are hooked
   task hook(workDirectory / "results/res.csv", values = Seq(j,k)) // only j and k are appended to the file
 """, name = "variable restriction")

openmole/bin/org.openmole.site/jvm/src/main/scalatex/openmole/documentation/language/ScalaFunction.scalatex

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ For instance:
   @li
     @code{def squareDistance(s1: Seq[Double], s2: Seq[Double]): Double}, compute the sum of the squared distance between the respective elements of s1 and s2.
   @li
-    @code("""def dynamicTimeWarpingDistance(s1: Seq[Double], s2: Seq[Double]): Double}, compute the @a(href := "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_time_warping", "dynamic time warping distance} between s1 and s2.
+    @code{def dynamicTimeWarpingDistance(s1: Seq[Double], s2: Seq[Double]): Double}, compute the @a(href := "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_time_warping", "dynamic time warping distance") between s1 and s2.
 
 
 

openmole/bin/org.openmole.site/jvm/src/main/scalatex/openmole/documentation/language/advanced/Source.scalatex

@@ -109,5 +109,4 @@ SystemExecTask(s"${myWorkDirectory}/re-execute.sh") set (
 
 val exploration = ExplorationTask(inDir in directoriesToAnalyze)
 
-(exploration source s) -< analysisTask"
-"", name = "complete example with source")
+(exploration source s) -< analysisTask""", name = "complete example with source")

openmole/bin/org.openmole.site/jvm/src/main/scalatex/openmole/documentation/language/advanced/Transition.scalatex

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 @import org.openmole.site.Resource._
 @import org.openmole.site._
 @import org.openmole.site.tools._
-
+@import DocumentationPages._
 
 In OpenMOLE, transitions represent the links between tasks.
 The following examples illustrate several kinds of transitions available in OpenMOLE.