Hussein Shafie wrote: > - Learning TEI (by the way, congratulations for your choice of RELAX NG.) that bits easy :-} > > - Writing a CSS style sheet. we do have one of those already, being used in oXygen. I imagine it would just work. it is maintained on Sourceforge. > > - Writing macro-commands, and possibly commands in Java, to make > editing TEI documents comfortable in XMLmind XML Editor. some work there; it depends on what facilities are offered. > > - Integrating *your* XSL stylesheets (with your permission of course) > to make generating HTML, PDF, RTF, etc as easy as using menu item > "Convert to HTML...", "Convert to PDF...", "Convert to RTF...". not to bad, I hope... > > - Testing everything (on several platforms!). > > - Documenting TEI support in XMLmind XML Editor (in TEI of course). > > - Packaging everything as an add-on installable using menu item > "Options|Install Addons". yes, I can quite see that this is all not trivial. But I do seriously think that the scale of the job is not really in relation to the size of the TEI, except for the CSS and XSL. If you added support for (eg) the W3C xml markup for their documents (which is much much smaller), most of the work would be the same.
anyway, I will try to improve my end in case its ever needed. -- Sebastian Rahtz Information Manager, Oxford University Computing Services 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN. Phone +44 1865 283431
