Christian Neumanns

> the first whitespace character following the tag is consumed by the parser, i.e. it's considered a mere separator which won't generate the equivalent whitespace char in the output Yes,...

> in PML this would require wrapping the encoded text in a [verbatim node The new parser will also support the `\uhhhh` escape sequence. This allows you to insert any...

> A space must be inserted. I'm very sorry, Tristano, because I wasn't precise enough in my previous comment. The space (i.e. `[ \t\r\n]`) is only required if the name...

> These attribute lists will be enclosed within round brackets? That's the pXML syntax. It is required in **strict pXML**, as explained [here](https://pxml-lang.github.io/docs/articles/suggestion-for-better-xml-html/index.html#ch__12) Because PML version 2.0 will be based...

> adding a thin-space node That would be a nice addition for _some_ people. However, I am a bit hesitant to add this as a standard node, for the following...

> Version 2.0. will allow users to define constants with Unicode escape sequences. Unicode escape sequences are now available in version 2.0.0. > A future PML version will allow users...

> adopt a multiplier-style syntax to indicate node repetitions Great idea! > it might be worth supporting this notation for both nodes, for consistency sake Yes. > Although this notation...

There is already the [header](https://www.pml-lang.dev/docs/reference_manual/index.html#node_header) node, introduced in version [2.0.0 2021-09-03](https://www.pml-lang.dev/docs/changelog/index.html#ch__11). This node is used to insert titles that don't appear in the TOC. Did you consider this, or do...

I would suggest to proceed like this: 1. Add `TOC_max_chapter_level` as a config parameter. Allows to define which chapter levels are included/excluded in the TOC. Default value is `null`, which...

> it's a standard feature for editorial-level markup languages (DocBook, AsciiDoc, and others). Even pandoc markdown (which generates TOCs) offers a special class to achieve this. If it's so well...