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,(file "d2f19c786fcd3feb329004c8747803fba581a02d") and
,(file "0d2eaa5619c14b43326101200d0f27b0d8a1a4b1") respectively.]))))
+ (chapter :title [Cookbook]
+ (section :title [Reuse external CWL workflows]
+ (p [Even though you may be a ccwl convert (hurrah!), others may
+not be. And, you might have to work with CWL workflows written by
+others. ccwl permits easy reuse of external CWL workflows, and free
+mixing with ccwl commands. Here is a workflow to find the string
+length of a message, where one of the commands, ,(code "echo"), is
+defined as an external CWL workflow. External CWL workflows are
+referenced in ccwl using ,(code "cwl-workflow"). The identifiers and
+types of the inputs/outputs are read from the YAML specification of
+the external CWL workflow.]
+ (scheme-source "doc/external-cwl-workflow.scm")
+ [,(file "echo.cwl") is defined as]
+ ;; TODO: Syntax highlight doc/external-cwl-workflow.cwl.
+ (prog :line #f (source :file "doc/echo.cwl")))))
+
(chapter :title [Contributing]
(p [ccwl is developed on GitHub at ,(ref
:url "https://github.com/arunisaac/ccwl"). Feedback, suggestions,