Re: word processor document format: what parts?
- From: Oliver Graf <ograf fga de>
 
- To: "J. Patrick Narkinsky" <patrick narkinsky ml org>
 
- Cc: Todd Graham Lewis <tlewis mindspring net>, gnome-list gnome org
 
- Subject: Re: word processor document format: what parts?
 
- Date: 21 Sep 1998 00:39:05 +0200
 
"J. Patrick Narkinsky" <patrick@narkinsky.ml.org> writes:
> > Also, one interesting thought which I had was to have a default page
> > style, such that one could do:
> > 
> > 	This is <size=18>some sized text, and<size=normal> this is normal
> > 
> > Just a little nugget to throw out.
> 
> Once again, XML requires that all tags be closed.  So, the above should
> really be written as:
> 
> <font-size scale default>
> 	This is <font-size scale=18pt> some sized text, and</font-size>
> 	this is normal
> </font-size>
Your correct (at least for me ;-) ), but don't you all forget something?
XML defines a structure and tags data with semantic value.
But all you talk about are font weights and sizes. This belongs to the style
language.
<italic> is a bad tag. <important> would be better in my eyes. The style
language will describe if this is printed bold, or perhaps spoken with a dark
colored voice.
Regards,
  Oliver.
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