Re: cvs: /phpdoc howto.sgml.in manual.sgml.in /phpdoc howto.sgml manual.sgml /phpdoc configure.in

Stig Bakken writes: > On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Torben Wilson wrote: > | Use configure to check for the system's DocBook DTD. This should allow > | folks with a stock DocBook 3.1 to compile the manual without having to > | edit phpdoc files (to set the doctype) and DocBook files (to allow > | tag minimilization). > > The Right Way (tm) to fix this is to have configure generate its own > catalog file with the necessary entries, and refer to it with the -c > option to nsgmls/jade. > > - Stig OK, cool. Is there anyplace you know of where I can find a suitable algorithm for locating these entries on any given system? The one I'm using at present simply searches through $SGML_CATALOG_FILES until it finds the first public identifier for docbook.dtd; I've been suspecting that this solution was sub-optimal. :) Should it just look though a list of directories, like the docbook.dsl check? As far as I can tell, directories in various SGML setups are not particularly standardized. SGMLtools seems to have a pretty good thing going on with its catalog.d, but I don't think everyone has that. Torben