On Sat, Jan 21, 2006 at 03:37:35PM +0100, Abdelrazak Younes wrote: > >I would not add the <rules> part. Enabling/disablig should be done in > >the core, otherwieyou'd end up coding C++ in XML. > > And what's wrong with that? I mean, if it doesn't eat up CPU cycles, the > less hard-coded code the better.
You basically invent yet-another-programming-language, and there are already too many used in LyX (layout file syntax, menu stuff, C++, python, shell, autotools, and I certainly forgot some) > Think about the possibilities for an experimented (and imaginative) > user who will be enabled to invent new ways of writing structured > document with strict rules. Plus the fact that it's easier to debug > text than compiled code. Such users usually know how to program in C++, too. Andre'
