On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 5:33 PM, Wolfgang Schuster < schuster.wolfg...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> > Am 23.07.2009 um 17:16 schrieb luigi scarso: > > hmm, where do you see the problem ? >> > > As programmer it's no problem to use a namespace for macros but how > do you convince users to use them, it's up to us make an easy convention. > should they write > > \startprivate[foo] > > \definenote[footnote][...] > > \defineregister[index][...] > > ... > > \stopprivate > > and use them with > > 'fooindex', 'foofootnote' ... > > in their documents? > true, but what about \startprivate[texns:Logo='www.logosrl.it/context'] \definenote[Footnote][...] \defineregister[Index][...] ... \stopprivate \LogoFootnote \LogoIndex Not so horrible; one can easily see in the source own private macros. > > > In this case it would be better to write to write commands like \MyNote > Yes, it's a discipline problem. -- luigi
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