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by Edootjuh
5128 days ago
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That seems like a bad idea. TeX doesn't allow separation between markup and presentation very well. Something like DocBook[1] with a presentation engine like XSLT might be better, if it wasn't for the verbosity of the XML source. [1] http://www.docbook.org/whatis |
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Any representation that makes people think "this is a paragraph", "this is a title", "this is a list" and then apply styles to each is an improvement over the current "lets vomit text on a page, then tweak individual sections independently" method endorsed by most word processors.
Tools that do this like (Pandoc being the one I like) do a great job of getting people to think of documents as text that gets styled later.