First, to confirm, are you aiming for a context-free display markup with as little syntax as possible? On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 11:28 AM, Keith J. Schultz <schultzk@uni-trier.de>wrote:
Hi All,
Lets discuss features.
We need to describe the structures to be found in a book and those that need be addressed.
A Note for the light weight or zero marker uppers this specification will tend to lean towards a middle weight mark up feature set.
Why. Well, because it eases the handling of certain features. E.g quoting, more of that when we discuss it. It does not mean you have to do it as is discussed in this approach, but you will see the benefit as far as computational value is concerned.
1) Encoding and Character Sets
2) Fonts, Font Sizes and Character formating
3) Indentation
4) Margins
5) Page Numbers
6) Line Endings and Spacing
7) Table of Contents & other Tables of
8) Indices
9) Images
10) Chapters
11) Paragraphs
12) Quotes and quoting
13) Lists
14) Tabular Features (regular tables)
15) Page Headers
16) Page Footers
17) Footnotes
18) Multi-Column Layout
Did I miss something important?
regards Keith
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