Re: automatic Border, Template, ACP

With regards to having a community process, it is heavily related to who is
going to do the coding - different people working on Amaya have different
priorities. That said, having some fairly open way of working out what is on
the timeline as a sooner, or later, plan would be helpful, and what has been
rejected.

With regards to having a border, what you want to do is apply a style
property, not create a table. In previous versions of Amaya the manual
contained a section whicch described the various ways of marking up
information available in HTML and in Amaya. (So on the top of my priority
list now is finding what happened to that and working out how to rework
it...)

And yes, amay has a template mechanism. If you have a single template file,
just save it, and then in the preferences set that as the template file. If
you have half a dozen, save them all, make a link from a "template start
page" (a page that lists all the templates you have, and is set as the
template server for Amaya preferences), and there you are.

cheers

Chaals

On Fri, 15 Mar 2002, Alexandre Brillant wrote:

  Would it be possible to include in Amaya an action for automaticly put
  the current selection in a
  table ? Currently, I try to include some code portion in a table cell to
  have a border.

  Does Amaya will support a template mecanism from the current document ?.
  It will simply mean let
  the user defines some data area in the current document and save it as a
  generic document. Thus,
  amaya will ask to user to insert the data starting a new document.

  Would it be possible to have a kind of ACP (like the JCP for Java
  Communauty Process, here
  the Amaya Communauty process) for centralizing a set of idea and
  deciding to accept or not such idea or taking it into account for future
  release ?

  Alexandre
  http://www.djefer.com




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