On Sat, 2004-08-14 at 22:39, Mark Johnson wrote:
What problem does it solve?
Setting up emacsp/sgml, effectively, w/o having to do any setup.
Except add to a 'standard' emacs+psgml setup?
Well, yeah. If one has a bunch of psgml configurations, they do tend to pile up and often act funny as a result.
What of people who already are balancing ten different emacs 'standard' configurations?
Then they're not newbies and probably wouldn't benefit from adopting psgmlx.
Any conditional sections btw, doesn't matter if they are internal or
external schema, its still a docbook extension.
Right, which would *require* us to use a modified FPI and a different system identifier, all of which would unnecessarily complicate things.
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