[emacs-wiki-discuss] Questions about sectionalize and tags markup

[Andrew J. Korty]

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While porting planner-authz.el to muse (sorry I didn't mention sooner
I was working on it, Michael :-), I was hoping to take advantage of
the sectionalize code, but I ran into a couple of problems.

First, sectionalize seems to run too early -- before any of the markup
or tag rules.  So if you have something that looks like, say, a
section heading in the middle of an <example> section, it will get
marked up incorrectly.  It happens a lot with snippets from ERC, which
I'll often wrap in <example> tags.  By default, ERC begins action
lines with *s, so they look like section headings.

Can anyone think why sectionalize shouldn't be run from a regexp rule?
That way, we could mark text wrapped in <example> tags as read-only
(probably a good idea, if we don't already) so it won't get matched.

Second, muse-publish-markup-tag doesn't seem to understand nested tags
of the same name, which sectionalize produces a lot of.  I can think
of two ways around this.  Preferably, we'd make
muse-publish-markup-tag able to grok nested tags.  Or as a quick fix,
we could have sectionalize name each tag differently (<section1>,
<section2>, etc.).

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Andrew J. Korty, Chief Security Engineer, GCIA, GCFA
Office of the Vice President for Information Technology
Indiana University
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