[Aleph] Aleph and Geordnetes Weltbild
Marc
klists at saphor.de
Thu May 31 18:05:15 CEST 2007
Dear Idris,
>
> Congratulations on your book!
>
Thanks!
> On Thu, 31 May 2007 00:12:12 -0600, Marc <klists at saphor.de> wrote:
>
>>
>> I'm happy to announce that my study Geordnetes Weltbild has appeared
>> earlier this year at Niemeyer Verlag Tübingen. I've typeset this highly
>> multilingual and multiscript 740 page book using Aleph --- a few
>> of you may recall my Aleph-related questions to the list during the
>> course of 2004 and 2005 which assisted me with Aleph along the way.
>> Thanks to all of you and especially to you, Giuseppe Bilotti, for your
>> readiness in answering my many questions andd thus helping me in getting
>> the book to the press in (I hope) the high typographic quality that TeX
>> permits!
>>
>> In case you should be interested, you can find more information on this
>> book on my homepage under http://www.budabe.de/grammatologie
>>
>
> Could you provide a few pages/samples demonstrating Aleph's capabilities?
>
>
you can find some minimal hints under
http://www.budabe.de/grammatologie/geordnetes_weltbild_toc.pdf, the
table of contents of the book and the only part that's online in pdf format.
I'll seek to construct a sample file with some example pages with
particularly interesting passages.
> Were there any issues that Aleph could _not_ solve? that is, what would
> you have improved? Now is a good time to make a wish list for the coming
> year...
>
My main concerns with Aleph are rooted in the otp concept that it shares
with Omega. While on the one hand a key strength, the process is highly
intransparent and difficult to debug. However, I'll try to think of a
better reasoned list over the next days.
Best regards,
Marc
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