[TxMt] Scoping snippets for XML

[Trevor Harmon]

I was wondering how to handle snippets for various XML types. For  
example, I'm developing some snippets for the Quotation Exchange  
Language [1]. Although QEL is just XML with a specific schema, its  
snippets are totally unique and would be useless in any other XML  
file. That makes me inclined to give the QEL snippets their own scope  
(to avoid potential naming conflicts between tag triggers). But how  
can this be done? It seems like I'd have to create a new language  
type for QEL, but I'd simply be duplicating the XML bundle -- not  
just for QEL but for all the XML file types I'm writing snippets for.  
The thought of all that redundancy bothers me; perhaps there's some  
way of "subclassing" the XML language type? Or is there an entirely  
different way to handle this kind of thing?

Trevor

[1] http://www.amk.ca/qel/

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