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From:         Werner LEMBERG <wl@GNU.ORG>
Subject: Re: Package namespaces reservation
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>>> I would like to reserve some namespaces, if possible:
>>>
>>> @@ = algobox (released package)
>>> @@ = cellprops (released package)
>>> @@ = fontsizes (will be released soon)
>>> @@ = rivbook (will probably be released once I clean it up enough)
>>> @@ = rivmath (parts will probably be released, maybe with their own
>>> namespace)
>>> @@ = gatherenum (will be released soon)
>>
>> Done.
>
> Thanks a lot.  I noticed a mistake in the git commit though, you
> reserved «gathernum» though it is «gather*e*num» (adding a
> "gathered" option to enumitem's enumerate, so as to have an inline
> enumeration with the exact same settings and level instead of two
> separate environments).

Maybe it makes sense if the LaTeX team provides a simple,
human-readable template, which a small script automatically converts
to the needed CSV format, and which in turn gets merged into
`l3prefixes.csv'...


    Werner