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> How will all this fit into the
> programming environment of Latex3? Will xparse and friends be rewritten
> with \type_name:args. In fact what is the status of this aspect of
> Latex3?
Open question. We were not exactly swamped with responses to that
\type_name:args code. We found it useful (most of the time:-) but
if it looking so strange is going to hurt acceptance of any new system
it may not be worth it, or it may (don't know:-).
On the other hand the template interface is also aimed making things
look different, but to a different target audience, someone who isn't a
tex programmer (necessarily) and they probably don't like the existing
interface, so in that case there are only advantages in having a `new
look'.
> One feature which I think would be nice is a \newargumenttype macro,
> analogous to \newcolumntype of the array package.
What new sorts of argument would you want. (this is a real question
so I understand the functionality you are asking for)
> I wait with anticipation the template packages &c.
soon, although I have to write a talk on MathML before the UKTEX meeting
on Sunday/Monday:-)
David
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