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diff --git a/docs/XmlConfiguration.tex b/docs/XmlConfiguration.tex index a1cce8f..0ccd08d 100644 --- a/docs/XmlConfiguration.tex +++ b/docs/XmlConfiguration.tex @@ -17,7 +17,9 @@ As you will see, however, XML in SmootLight goes beyond simple configuration. XML in SmootLight allows us to declare a LightSystem (an inherently non-declarative thing) in the same way you might write a webpage in HTML. We will refer to the XML system here-on-in as - `SmootConf'. Without any further ado, lets start looking at + `SmootConf'. \textbf{The fastest way to get familiar with SmootConf is simply to look at + the XML files in the configuration file. However, if you want a more structured approach to + its feature and sublties this document should do the job.} Without any further ado, lets start looking at how this all works. \section{Declaring a class in SmootConf} The most common thing done is SmootConf is declaring a class -- Class declaration code will |