> two short remarks on
> <http://codesnippets.services.openoffice.org/snippet.dtd>.
>
> * ATTLIST for ELEMENT "snippet":
> o Starting with OOo 2.0 there are two officially supported
> scripting languages missing from the valid values for the
> "language" attribute: "BeanShell" and "JavaScript". Due to
> the availablity of the scripting framework additional
> scripting languages are possible, like "ooRexx" (in beta).
> Also, "XSL" is now listed as a language on the snippet site
> and would be missing from this DTD.
> As additional scripting languages can be made available for
> which nutshell examples could be supplied, the values for
> the "language" attribute should be maintained accordingly.
> To be able to supply snippets until the language attribute
> is updated a value of "Other" may be helpful together with
> maybe a new CDATA attribute "otherLanguage" (or the like) to
> allow naming the new/unsupported language.
1. Yes you are right, that I forgot to add the XSL-Language to the Snippet-
DTD when I added XSL-Support to snippet page
2. Not long time we discussed ago about adding new languages and came
from my point-of-view to the following conclusion:
a. At the moment we concentrate on the most used languages
b. We change the snippet-page design from a programming view
to a problem centric view
c. We want to port every snippet to every language
d. We discuss adding new languages
3. Adding new languages
Only adding them to the snippet-DTD is not enough we also have to
provide Syntax-Highlighting for those languages which means creating
VIM-Highlight-File which knows how to highlihgt syntax
> * ATTLIST for ELEMENT "operating-systems"
> o Same reasoning as with "snippet": there are operating
> systems with OOo ported to them that are unlisted, e.g.
> "OS/2" and "eComStation", possibly "AIX" and the like. Hence
> the attribute "name" should allow for "Other" and possibly
> add a new CDATA attribute "other-operating-system" to be
> able to denote the operating system.
> [BTW, shouldn't the ATTLIST denote "operating-systems" (with
> a trailing "s" to match the element's name for which the
> attributre list gets defined)?]
I'll take a look and add them
Tom
>
> Regards,
>
> ---rony
>
>
>
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