Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread Ross Gardler
David Crossley wrote: Tim Williams wrote: David Crossley wrote: Tim Williams wrote: I think I grasped the TR. I didn't grasp that the scope of the current effort was implementing the entire TR. I thought we were only focused on the first part -- using XTHML2 as our source. I just didn't

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread David Crossley
Ross Gardler wrote: 2) when we detect some other source format then its input plugin will transform to xhtml2 (e.g. the Apache document-v* formats). Even html and xhtml1 could be input plugins, though the TR document has them happening in the core. The TR needs to change then. The only

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread Ross Gardler
David Crossley wrote: Ross Gardler wrote: 2) when we detect some other source format then its input plugin will transform to xhtml2 (e.g. the Apache document-v* formats). Even html and xhtml1 could be input plugins, though the TR document has them happening in the core. The TR needs to

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread Gav....
- Original Message - From: David Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dev@forrest.apache.org Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 2:54 PM Subject: Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions snip all that good stuff, I'll need it for later / I wonder if we could do another collaborative work day soon

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread David Crossley
Gav wrote: David Crossley wrote: I wonder if we could do another collaborative work day soon. and take on the whole job. When you say soon are you thinking before the next scheduled FT ? Yes, like very soon. If so, I believe this a good idea in more ways than one, 1. We get on

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread Ross Gardler
Gav wrote: - Original Message - From: David Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: dev@forrest.apache.org Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 2:54 PM Subject: Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions snip all that good stuff, I'll need it for later / I wonder if we could do another

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread David Crossley
Ross Gardler wrote: Gav wrote: When you say soon are you thinking before the next scheduled FT ? If so, I believe this a good idea in more ways than one, 1. We get on with it and get lots more done. 2. We end all confusion that is building up. No. The confusion is caused by the

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread Diwaker Gupta
We need to be clear on what we are going to achieve and how *before* having a Forrest Tuesday event. To an extent. It is very hard to be clear beforehand. I agree. Besides, I think FT's provide a unique opportunity for people to collaboratively explore new directions. This is important,

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-09 Thread Ross Gardler
Diwaker Gupta wrote: We need to be clear on what we are going to achieve and how *before* having a Forrest Tuesday event. To an extent. It is very hard to be clear beforehand. Yes, it is true we cannot clearly define individual tasks, but we can at least agree an approach. I think that is

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-08 Thread David Crossley
Tim Williams wrote: When you start reading these issues, it's not as bad as it sounds, I've got an xhtml page viewed at this point, although it's really ugly. Here's what I've done: o) Changed *.page to use a new pipeline **xhtmlbody-*.fhtml instead of the old **body-*.html o) Changed the

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-08 Thread Ross Gardler
Tim Williams wrote: When you start reading these issues, it's not as bad as it sounds, I've got an xhtml page viewed at this point, although it's really ugly. Great work Tim. [WARING] I have *not* looked at your work in detail, so my comments may be way off. If they are just say check the

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-08 Thread Tim Williams
I'll read the rest of this later but really quickly I don't see how moving the navi stuff out to a contract (which I agree with btw) is going to solve my problem. It's not going to change that the internal plugin xmap has match precedence over the menu.xmap. I've been thinking we were taking

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-08 Thread Ross Gardler
Tim Williams wrote: I'll read the rest of this later but really quickly I don't see how moving the navi stuff out to a contract (which I agree with btw) is going to solve my problem. It's not going to change that the internal plugin xmap has match precedence over the menu.xmap. I'm not sure

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-08 Thread Tim Williams
On 9/8/05, Ross Gardler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tim Williams wrote: I'll read the rest of this later but really quickly I don't see how moving the navi stuff out to a contract (which I agree with btw) is going to solve my problem. It's not going to change that the internal plugin xmap

Re: xhtml2 tonights update questions

2005-09-08 Thread Tim Williams
On 9/8/05, David Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Tim Williams wrote: I think I grasped the TR. I didn't grasp that the scope of the current effort was implementing the entire TR. I thought we were only focused on the first part -- using XTHML2 as our source. I just didn't pick up