On Dec 29 2008, 7:33 pm, Georg Jaehnig <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Of course this is just an easy example that could also be covered with
> name=w and takes=language but just imagine more complex commands in
> other languages which do not use prepositons but morphemes (word pre-
> or suffixes).
Your suggestion is interesting.
Using the regular expressions to define a command limit the visibility
of the command: what command I should use to search in wikipedia, for
instance.
The modifiers take a noun type: I am not sure we can express an ubiq
command with only a regular expression. The accent is on the contents,
not on the verbs: it is possible to use a regex approach in a noun
type, but, I think, it was not your goal.
My two cents,
Alberto
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