Since this starts looking like a consensus-reaching discussion I'm pulling it to the dev list

others that want to join in, be sure to read up:

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+ (tim: +1 to this alternative; nice syntax, and conveys the right ideas more clearly.)
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Tim, thx for this feedback, ok if I swap it over the previous section then?

- - This would also stress nicely that prefixes only have local scope, that the sources are the real important things, and that the form-manger could cache these repositories based on the source.
+ This would also stress nicely that prefixes only have local scope, that the sources are the real important things, and that the form-manger could cache these repositories based on the source. (tim: +1 the pre-built definition caching is one of the reasons for importing instead of just using (x|c)include)
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- **Anywhere a widget definition is allowed. (+1 mpo)
+ **Anywhere a widget definition is allowed. (+1 mpo, +1 tim)
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- *Where should imported types be registered (affects namespace)? (mpo: I don't get 
this question)
+ *Where should imported types be registered (affects namespace)? (mpo: I don't get 
this question) (tim: let's ignore it, I don't think it makes sense anymore.)
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ok


- **Widget definitions that will have instances created.
+ **Widget definitions that will have instances created. (tim: Does this have any 
usecases?)
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not that I know of, in fact I couldn't really place that one either :-(



+ (''tim: I was thinking of offering both forms, not just one-or-the-other, because I have usecases for both.'')

ah, wasn't clear, I like the idea, just have to make the syntax clear then


- *What should we do if the expression evaluates to the default anyway? (mpo: seems 
more logic in the [EMAIL PROTECTED]/otherwise filosophy?)
+ *What should we do if the expression evaluates to the default anyway? (mpo: seems 
more logic in the [EMAIL PROTECTED]/otherwise filosophy?) (tim: I do not understand; 
could you clarify you comment?)
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in the when/@test and otherwise there is no real expression to be evaulated, just a last section that is always true if none of the above was...


- *What namespace should the widget id's be in? (''mpo: supposing you refer to 
namespacing with respect to generated request-parameter names, right?'')
+ *What namespace should the widget id's be in? (''mpo: supposing you refer to 
namespacing with respect to generated request-parameter names, right?'') (''tim: yes'')
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I'll rephrase our dialog as an extra clarification then


- ''mpo comments: I would prefer the case/@expr and default to become when/@test and 
otherwise''
+ ''mpo comments: I would prefer the case/@expr and default to become when/@test and 
otherwise''//
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+ ''tim comments: when/@test would be fine with me; should we also copy the word 'choose' from xslt, instead of using 'choice'? 'choice' seems more declarative, but I would be ok with either word.''


choose points at processing and doing the action choice makes it an entity

the latter seems to hint that there is actually a widget with its own value to be used for driving the choice?

(that was the case now, no? or is this just a vague memory of an unfinished discussion?)

regards,
-marc=
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