Tim Prins wrote:
We have used '^' elsewhere to indicate not, so maybe just have the
syntax be if you put '^' at the beginning of a line, that node is not used.
So we could have:
n0
n1
^headnode
n3
this would sound fine for me.
I understand the idea of having a flag to indicate that all
On 3/4/08 5:51 AM, "Tim Prins" wrote:
> We have used '^' elsewhere to indicate not, so maybe just have the
> syntax be if you put '^' at the beginning of a line, that node is not used.
>
> So we could have:
> n0
> n1
> ^headnode
> n3
>
That works for me and sounds
We have used '^' elsewhere to indicate not, so maybe just have the
syntax be if you put '^' at the beginning of a line, that node is not used.
So we could have:
n0
n1
^headnode
n3
I understand the idea of having a flag to indicate that all nodes below
a certain point should be ignored, but I
I personally have no objection, but I would ask then that the wiki be
modified to cover this case. All I require is that someone define the syntax
to be used to indicate "this is a node I do -not- want used", or
alternatively a flag that indicates "all nodes below are -not- to be used".