[SVN] Punctuation Scope
Michael Sheets
mummer at whitefalls.org
Tue Aug 22 08:26:40 UTC 2006
On Aug 21, 2006, at 8:28 AM, David Powers wrote:
> So, punctuation always delimits in some way, but we also want to
> have some indication of it's real use... at the same time we want
> to indicate the textual manner in which the punctuation is used.
> Maybe splitting the scope's second and thir levels up into
> syntax.function makes sense - as in:
I like it, the simplification seems to provide the same power with
less complexity. I vote we accept yours and move forward :)
> * punctuation.other...
>
> Every scope needs an other. There are simply too many
> languages and too many uses to
> be confident that a set second level will capture everything
> appropriately. It should, of course
> be highly limited in its use.
On this I say we leave it in for the moment, but see if it's really
needed as we transition over the current languages. If we can't find
a need for it in 125 languages we never will, and with the highly
generalized scope you laid out I can't see any reason we should.
I'll expound a bit on your proposal to outline the sub-scopes for the
common items then we can hopefully move on. :)
And a final note, I also liked your begin/end better than starting/
ending that I had in there; if only because that's what the language
grammars use so probably best to keep the same terminology.
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