Subject: seng/xsl From: Jefu! <jefu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 11 Sep 1997 09:19:23 -0700 |
I like the look of seng and where its going - especially with the latest comments on it. I'm interested in the possibility of building a system where something very like dsssl sits in the middle and builds flow object descriptions (and some other stuff) and where these are then displayed perhaps under the control of a schemeish scripting language. (Well, actually I want to represent scheme constructs in an XMLish sort of format so I have a single datatype - and "hey presto!", as soon as I say that I read the XSL document...) But, I'd also like to be able to construct other kinds of flow objects from the basic types given. So a "flow object description language" would be nice. With its embedded scheme, seng should be able to do that with composition - how about with inheritance? I've built a couple examples with varying syntax and don't feel comfy with any of them. Does anyone else have any thoughts? Looking at XSL I'd love to be able to extend the syntax so that an XML'ish description could be used. Then the data, programs and even display descriptions would be in a single format and the same kinds of operations would be possible on all of them. DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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