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    Posted 08-25-2004 00:21
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    Subject: Re: [dita] DTD Formatting: Element Alignment


    Eliot said"
      1) "Part of my syntax depends on careful alignment of tokens at
    the same level of indention. This is essentially the same as scheme/
    lisp-style indention ..."This is entirely dependent on correct indention--."
    
    Ah, there is my problem. Sorry. My bad eyes. I cannot tell the siblings
    if they are more than 2 lines apart. I can't see which indents line up
    with which, so it is just goobledy-gook.
    
    This is just like long outlines without vertical matching bars.
    No can do. But that is me and not necessarily a generalization.
    
    
    2) "One advantage to the one-token-per-line approach is that it makes
    it very easy to add and remove tokens from groups and helps to reduce typos."
    
    Absolutely true, and I do believe in maintenance-friendly, but in
    reader friendly first.
    
    --Debbie
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