Hi Erik,
> be the right choice there. For the others, couldn't it expand into a
> 'class=' or 'id=' within the tag? So,
>
> x{myStyle
> /{This is the text}
> }
>
> would expand to,
>
> <span class=myStyle><i>This is the text</i></span>
>
>
> and
>
> x{myStyle
> 1{This is the header}
> }
>
> would become,
>
> <h1 class=myStyle>This is the header</h1>
>
>
> Maybe this makes it more makes it more complicated than it needs to
This looks like a very good idea! Perhaps it is not complicated at all,
if we utilize the '*Style' mechanism from @lib/xthml.l, which propagates
down through the tag functions via 'dfltCss'.
It is worth to be investigated more deeply!
> How about '$'? It's kind of an 'S' for "Style", and also the dollar
> sign might imply that you're putting some "Bling" on your document :D
>
> ${superFly
> This text is /{super} fly!
> }
Another very good idea! :)
> Anyway, the reason I ask about this... with such a mechanism, I could
> (re)create the styled homepage entirely within the wiki structure. This
Cool!
> As far as implementation goes, we would just need to add a clause to
> the 'render' function in 'wiki/lib.l', right? Something like
>
> ("$" # Style
> (let Cls (till ... T) # get CSS class(es)
> (prin "<span class=\"" Cls "\">")
> (recurse T) # render the rest
> (prin "</span>") ) )
Or, if we go with the above '*Style' / 'dfltCss', it would simply call
the function 'style'.
♪♫ Alex
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