Hi,
>
> i wish such a feature were available maybe as an extension to embperl
Embperl 2.0 is your friend. Embperl 2.0 has the ability to define/extent the
syntax. Currently you can define new tags by inserting them in the file
Embperl/Syntax.pm. The next release will have an well defined API to do so.
So if you are willing to write some Perl code to implement your ideas it
should be fairly easy to integrate them into Embperl. You simply have to
provide a function that is called at the start of each page, which for
example parses your conf file and sets up your object and you provide
function(s) that are called by Embperl when any of your newly defined tags
are occurs. Embperl does all the html parseing for you, you just have to
take the name that Embperl pases to your function, retrieve the information
from your conf file and call a function to insert the new html tag.
If you like to give it a try, I will be happy to provide you with the
nessacary information.
There is a dreamweaver extentions at http://www.somewhere.com/software/ . I
don't have tried it, so I don't know what it exactly does.
Cliff, Embperl 2.0, does also allow you to define such a syntax, so that the
editor can display a sample value.
Gerald
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