Roy Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Anybody remember Scribe?
(raising hand) OT, but I still have a bunch of Scribe source documents from college. Of course, as I attended CMU where it originated I suppose that's not unusual. Definitely pre-WYSIWYG, but one of the first to separate presentation markup from structure (very much in line with later stuff like SGML from IBM although I don't recall the precise timing relation of the two), including the use of styles. I personally liked it a lot (I think the markup syntax is easier on the eyes than the *ML family). If I remember correctly, for a while there, it was reasonably common to see Scribe-like markup in newsgroups (e.g,. "@begin(flame)" and @end("flame") or "@b[emphasis]") before SGML/XML/HTML became much more common ("<flame> ... </flame>"). -- David -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list