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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2005-07-14 03:50 -------
wrt. 1)
Well, the AST usually has everything one needs to know and one is fast to find
the required stuff ... So less obscure but efficient to use this instead of
doing its own (probably error prune) parsing. Well and as long as one interfaces
with the ParserViewer one is able to recognize changes easily and adapt to the
new structure much faster than rewriting all the stuff itself ;-)

wrt. 2)
Hmm, not really an IDE. I currently writing an application, where the user
should be able to define templates for mailing. And IMHO, velocity is perfect
for this case as it should be simple even for the "normal" user to just refer to
a variable with $bla or $bla.bla . But without highlighting there might be a
little hurdle to get into touch ... So, I'm trying to write a small and simple
vm editor just for this case ... Perhaps it could some day be more general, but
right now I've only the time to do the most required stuff :(

Wrt. 3)
I thought, that it would be nice to be configurable, because (as you said)
usually a user does not need the comment, and I think it is good, to drop the
comments as long as they are not needed - saves a lot of memory, which is
usually very valuable on application servers/servlet containers...
But since I dont know the javacc and parser stuff (perhaps I have a clue, but
not more), I have to rely on, what velocity gives me ;-). 




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