>> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes writes:

  >>>>>> "Alejandro" == Alejandro Aguilar Sierra
  >>>>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
  >>> The problem dictates that we need to have a nested format. It's
  >>> as simple as that.

  Alejandro> What do you mean with nested format? Given that our
  Alejandro> output is LaTeX and docbook, it's obvious they can hold a
  Alejandro> nested format, isn't it?

  JL> If we plan to switch to a tree format in terms of sections
  JL> structure, we should have latex like

  JL> \begin{section}

  JL> \begin{subsection}

  JL> \end{subsection}

  JL> \end{section}

We must decide if sectioning commands should be regular paragraphs or
objects of its own, in the file structure this would be reflected as:

\begin_sectioning Chapter
<parameters>
<contents>
\end_sectioning
\begin_paragraph
\end_paragrap

or

\begin_sectioning Chapter
<parameters>
<contents>
\begin_paragraph
\end_paragraph
...
\end_sectioning

or

\begin_paragraph Chapter
<params>
<contents>
\end_paragraph
\begin_paragraph
...
\end_paragraph


IMO I think that we should use the first one.

        Lgb

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