- From: <Irene.Vatton@inrialpes.fr>
- Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1998 12:35:02 +0200
- To: "Stanislav Baranov" <stas01@chat.ru>
- cc: www-amaya@w3.org
In-reply-to: Your message of Wed, 07 Oct 1998 00:58:55 +0400." <006301bdf16c$5461cee0$532287c2@pphumunv> > >The problem is to manage the same information as a structure information > and as > >a simple text. This is a general problem for structured editors like Amaya. > > > > >Another problem is to be sure that the generated HTML code is correct. It's > possible > >if Amaya controls the structure manipulation, but not if it is under the > user control. > > Yes, this is a common problem for structured editors. But I've heard about > such thing as variable hybrid editor. And I've looked at some papers about > MultiView and TextView. But I'm not good in Thot for a while. So the > questions are: > 1. Is there any interest in working in this direction? Of course yes. > 2. Is it possible to implement this issue "on top" of Thot (i.e. completely > on application level (on level of Amaya for example), without changing > Thot's source code). I think yes, because any application can control any Thot editing action. I think it's easier to work at that level, but perhaps it should be more efficient to work inside the Thot toolkit. > 3. Is it possible to implement this issue "inside" of Thot (i.e. without > changing an application). > Excuse my possible offtopic, but this is quite interesting. > > PS: It seems that Thot mailing list does not exist. Regards Irene.
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