Subject: Re: Jade and hyperdocuments From: James Clark <jjc@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 23 Apr 1997 18:33:38 +0700 |
At 10:42 22/04/97 -0400, David Megginson wrote: >As far as I can >tell by reading the source, Jade is entirely capable of dealing with >multiple groves already, except that someone would need to write a >class to build the grove. The parser and grove builder are indeed perfectly capable of dealing with multiple groves already. However the style language engine assumes in several places that it's dealing with a single grove. For example, when parsing element construction rules, it normalizes the GIs using the concrete syntax of the grove. If there can be multiple groves (with potentially different concrete syntaxes), this technique cannot be used. The stuff relating to cross-referencing/linking in the backends also assumes a single grove. James
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