David Pirotte <[email protected]> writes: > Don't be! You'll get use to it a lot faster then you think! It > actually reads almost as if it was English [and *nod* a lot easier > then the corresponding html page], here is a simplified example. The > schema is the same for all pages: > > import > utils > shared > > define the page > > `(html (@ (lang "en")) > ,(html-page-header "About") ;; defined in shared > (body > ,(html-page-description) ;; dito > ,(html-page-links) ;; dito > <the page content comes here> > ,(html-page-footer))) ;; dito > > The page content can be as simple as > > (div (@ (id "content-box")) > (article > (h1 "About the Project") > (p "Lylipond is ...")))
Still needs to be tied into the translation process and means another technology the translators need to master. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
