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Hello, let me start to explain what I am trying to do. I want to transform an XML file into AsciiDoc format instead of adding as source code. Basically I would like to do next thing:
Given an xml like:
```xml
<bold>mytext</bold> ```
And next adoc file:
```adoc
= First Section
blabla
template::mytemplate.xml[]
```
render to an html which instead of having the xml embed as source code, had something like:
```html
<p class="paragraph"> <strong>mytext</strong> </p>
```
So my first idea was to create a BlockProcessor extension which basically do next:
```java
Map<String, Object> options = new HashMap<String, Object>() {{
put("content_model", ":simple");
}
};
return createBlock(parent, "paragraph", "*mytext*", attributes, options); <1>
```
<1> Note that the output is in AsciiDoc format
But the problem is that BlockMacroProcessor extension passes the paragraph directly to output, so instead of passing *mytext* I should send "mytext" in html. But this would be a problem because if the output is not an html, (for example a pdf) the extension would not work.
I have been thinking creating an IncludeProcessor extension:
```adoc
include::template://mytemplate.xml[]
```
So now I will be able to push data to reader and be able to send text in AsciiDoc format.
Do you think it would be useful to have an extension as a mix between include and block macro extension?
Alex.
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