Both! We need Option 2 definitely but internally it'll use the style macro. As the user can also use the style macro he'll also be able to write style:type=xxx Just make sure you stay compatible with the format that currently exists or if not please let us all know so that we can decide about it and at the minimum write it in the release notes. Thanks -Vincent On Jan 31, 2007, at 5:11 AM, phunghainam@xwiki.com wrote:

Hi all !

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-524

Now we're going to rewrite the info, warning, error and floatingbox macros to make use of the style macro.

I'm proposing 2 choices:

Option 1 : we will use this syntax for info, warning, error and floatingbox macros :

{style:type=warning} This is the warning !! {style}

{style:type=info} This is the Info !! {style}

{style:type=error} This is the Error !! {style}

{style:type=floatingbox } This is the floatingbox !! {style}

Option 2 :

{warning} This is the warning with multiple lines !! This is the warning with multiple lines !! {warning}

{info} This is the info with multiple lines !! This is the info with multiple lines !! {info}

......

which syntax should we use for xwiki ! I need your opinions about this problem.

Thanks and best regards ! - Phung Nam.

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+1 for option 2 "info", "warning", "error" shouldn't be the way you style the message, but the purpose of the message. Moreover, writing {info} .. {info} is shorter, easier to remember and much more natural for someone that doesn't care what's behind the macro. On 1/31/07, phunghainam@xwiki.com <phunghainam@xwiki.com> wrote:

Hi all !

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-524

Now we're going to rewrite the info, warning, error and floatingbox macros to make use of the style macro.

I'm proposing 2 choices:

Option 1 : we will use this syntax for info, warning, error and floatingbox macros :

{style:type=warning} This is the warning !! {style}

{style:type=info} This is the Info !! {style}

{style:type=error} This is the Error !! {style}

{style:type=floatingbox } This is the floatingbox !! {style}

Option 2 :

{warning} This is the warning with multiple lines !! This is the warning with multiple lines !! {warning}

{info} This is the info with multiple lines !! This is the info with multiple lines !! {info}

......

which syntax should we use for xwiki ! I need your opinions about this problem.

Thanks and best regards ! - Phung Nam.

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Hi, +1 for solution 2, that seems to be more natural. S. phunghainam@xwiki.com a écrit :

Hi all !

http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XWIKI-524

Now we're going to rewrite the info, warning, error and floatingbox macros to make use of the style macro.

I'm proposing 2 choices:

Option 1 : we will use this syntax for info, warning, error and floatingbox macros :

{style:type=warning} This is the warning !! {style}

{style:type=info} This is the Info !! {style}

{style:type=error} This is the Error !! {style}

{style:type=floatingbox } This is the floatingbox !! {style}

Option 2 :

{warning} This is the warning with multiple lines !! This is the warning with multiple lines !! {warning}

{info} This is the info with multiple lines !! This is the info with multiple lines !! {info}

......

which syntax should we use for xwiki ! I need your opinions about this problem.

Thanks and best regards ! - Phung Nam.