On 8 Mar 2006, at 16:28, Melchior FRANZ wrote:

I've today added Nasal support for XML dialog files. Each dialog

can have a <nasal> block with <open> and/or <close> element. Nasal

code therein is executed on dialog opening and closing. This code

and all Nasal code in the dialog bindings run in the same namespace,

so one can initialize variables and functions in the <open> block

and access them from everywhere in the file. The <close> block

is for cleaning up (removing listeners, canceling timers, removing

properties etc.)


Does this require a CDATA section, the same as when _javascript_ is embedded into (X)HTML? Since obviously may Nasal characters would confuse a validating XML parser....

H&H
James

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