Some remarks on Giuseppe's list:
> ((1)) "small" database support in TeXUtil: ability to sort [...] > database support in TeX provided by the module core-dat. > Or will xdesc make core-dat obsolete? Eventually, probably both will become obsolete ;) At least, I hope so: I am gradually trying to move everything DB-like to XML. > ((2)) \defineitemize I like this idea as well. > ((4)) Inline itemization: (a) like (b) this (c) more or less (I > know it's there in the core ... Me too, me too! > ((5)) A way to get the (internal) number of a reference, so that i > can be used by TeX (without it being typeset). I don't understand this one. You mean the internal data from \in etc.? You can get that stuff number from within the macro \doifreferencefoundelse. Does dat help? > ((6)) Pseudo-floats: things that are of the same class as real > floats, have captions, are numbered along with the real > floats, but *do* *no* *move* and can (possibly) be split > (e.g. tables etc). Non-moving floats are already in context: \placefloat[here][...] ? (otherwise I misunderstood your request). They do not split though and yes, I want that as well. > ((7)) Subfloats: this was partly done by a recent patch, but it > needs some additions, mostly the possibility to reference each > subfloat separately. Right. I have (somewhere) a workaround that uses \reference to reach this goal. -- groeten, Taco
