Re: getting started with bitflux editor

Hannes Gassert wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-04-10 at 15:48 +0200, Reto Bachmann-Gm=C3=BCr wrote:
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>> Reading minds or just semantic neighborhoods?=20
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> Reading minds, of course! ;)
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thought so
>> Did you do something generic already?
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> Naah.. I've been been thinking about a little something while back at
> DERI, in the days when I was working with that thing called Fresnel (yo=
u
> might see the connection) - but nothing concrete. Sorry :)
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yep, a javascript wysiwyg fresnel editor/renderer would be cool indeed.

>> R3X or a domain specific xml serialization=20
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> Hard to tell without knowing your actual use case (pretty difficult eve=
n
> then, I guess - or do you want to build a generic editor indeed?),=20
no generic editor, at least not a wysiwyg one.
> but
> atm I'd feel tempted to take the road via some (microformatish?) XHTML.=
.
> back in those days I used cwm for smushing etc - and just relied on its
> serialization.
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For form the way I'm using is RDF-Store -> R3X -> XSLT -> FORM ->=20
Javascript -> RDF/XML -> RDF-Store.

But what I'm trying to do is something to edit a docbook subset. And I=20
think it will be something like
RDF-Store -> R3X -> XSLT -> Docbook-XML -> Bitflux Editor ->  Edited XML=20
-> XSLT -> and back in the model as some "Docbook RDF".

The nice thing is that lot of things already exist, for example the=20
docbook css which I just have to change so that the rules apply to=20
XHTML-Classes (as exposed by bxe) rather than XML-Tags.
> Looking forward to seeing what you come up with, gute Gr=C3=BCsse und b=
is
> dann,
>
> Hannes
>  =20
Sch=C3=B6ne Gr=C3=BCsse und hoffentlich bis bald.

Reto

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