On 05/05/2011 05:22 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote:
On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 8:56 PM, Gregory Crosswhite
<[email protected]> wrote:
I have two questions. First, do I understand this correctly?
You haven't been clear enough so that I can say. In particular, your
usage of the words "sentinel" and "tangling" are dubious. A sentinel
is a comment in an external file that Leo created. Tangling is,
strictly speaking, what the deprecated tangle commands do, though
perhaps you are referring to Leo's write logic.
The essence of the situation, if I understand what you are trying to
ask, is that:
a) Leo must be able to write a representation of Leo's directives to
external files and
b) Leo must be able to write Python decorators to external files.
HTH.
Edward
Okay, clearly I was mixing up a lot of the terminology, so I appreciate
your taking the time to clarify it for me. Fortunately, despite my best
attempt to confuse you, you nonetheless seem to have figured out what I
was asking anyway. :-) So in other words you decided not to make @ an
escape character in order to avoid inconveniencing people who use Python
decorators, so @ only affects the write logic when it is followed by
something that has special meaning to Leo (i.e., a Leo directive) and
otherwise it is ignored.
Cheers,
Greg
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