Throughout the requirements document the examples have different levels which causes confusion. Most examples have XML and CSS as input and PEF as expected output. This is a level close to the actual script that people will be using. Some other examples are on the XML to XML level and some other are text to text. It is not always clear in which components these lower level examples are implemented.
There are two solutions:
- Only keep the top level because this is the only thing that users actually care about.
- Keep the freedom we have now but indicate better the level (and possibly component) of each example.
Throughout the requirements document the examples have different levels which causes confusion. Most examples have XML and CSS as input and PEF as expected output. This is a level close to the actual script that people will be using. Some other examples are on the XML to XML level and some other are text to text. It is not always clear in which components these lower level examples are implemented.
There are two solutions: