Tavis Rudd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have no qualms about using the parser
> for that stuff (... I wish I had the time). However, I still think
> it's not worth the effort for the directives and I actually
> prefer /# to ; for a closure. It's more visible. I might reconsider
> at a future date when I have more time.
No, it's not worth it for the directives. But it means a change to
grabbing just the start of the directive, and walking through until
the end. I.e., you don't search for the end of the entire directive,
you parse what you need to parse and make sure that it is terminated
correctly. This gives better error messages too.
> Ian, I find it ironic that you who 'uses Emacs for everything'
> is so aware of the needs for explicit closures in WYSIWYG
> editors ;)
Hey, it's not irony, it's sympathy.
Ian
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