On Saturday 14 March 2009 10:00 am, Edward K. Ream wrote:
> As I just explained, the desire to eliminate sentinels seems a bit
> misplaced.
>
> To make your ideas work, I think we need a new context for invention.
> It may be possible; I don't see it at present.
Maybe I should start a new thread with this, and maybe this will make
absolutely no sense, but (that rarely stops me ;-)--how to explain what
I'm thinking.
For many (text based) file formats (i.e., like program source code, some
text markups, ...), other editors with folding capability automatically
create fold points based on features of the language. (For example,
(in many folding editors) C creates fold points based on "{" and
"}" (among other things).
Would it make sense for Leo to create nodes to make an outline structure
similar to what one of those editors would create based on the same "{"
and "}" (for example).
I won't immediately give an example of the node structure required in
Leo, but I could generate one if desired (and might do that if no one
likes this idea anyway ;-)
For the askSam / wiki like "thingie" I'm trying to "mash up", this
sounds ideal.
Randy Kramer
--
I didn't have time to write a short letter, so I created a video
instead.--with apologies to Cicero, et.al.
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