[00:03:30] nimish_g, time to meet [00:20:35] nimish_g_ (or anyone else): what do you think of this? [00:20:37] http://discoursedb.org/wiki/Template:Good_XML [00:21:33] YaronK, nice! [00:21:35] The colors are hideous, but I couldn't think of another way to make the information recognizable... maybe it would be recognizable even in black-on-white. [00:21:55] Really, even the colors? :) [00:22:17] the colors are fine for now, we can play with them later....do you think you could put tabs in to show the level of depth? [00:22:58] Alright. [00:23:18] Yeah... let me give it a try. [00:27:01] so parameter would have 1 indentation and label [00:28:41] Okay, try refreshing now. [00:37:27] cool, looks good [00:38:24] and it does the same thing with "type" and all those other fields right? [00:40:27] Er... no. [00:40:41] What other fields/tags/etc. should it handle? [00:41:37] I thought the "" tag, for instance, shouldn't get handled by this "printer" thing. [00:43:06] I can definitely add a printout for the "type" attribute... although wouldn't that contradict the purpose of "type"? [00:43:16] Something to talk about on Thursday, maybe. [01:02:24] YaronK, sorry, we're in a meeting, but the purpose of the tool should be a pretty visual way to see all the information in the XML, including 'type'. 'app' might make sense to make lighter [01:02:52] but it should all still be visible [01:03:03] I'm pretty sure Trevor thought that shouldn't be included... [01:03:34] I agree that there's a certain logic to displaying everything on the screen, though. [01:04:19] That's my recollection from our call last week. [01:05:13] As for 'type' - if that attribute were in there, wouldn't that mean that the XML can't be parsed by the TemplateInfo extension, though? [01:05:38] This gets to the heart of what I don't understand about the 'type' attribute. [01:11:38] I mean the other tag we had, like what kind of semantic type the parameter is [01:11:43] what did we call that tag? [01:12:02] Oh, that one, okay. [01:12:58] Actually, that's not in the specification - we decided that every field was untyped. [01:13:22] There are, however, and