Re: Examples
| From: | Egon Schmid | Date: | Tue, 16 Oct 2001 12:55:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Examples | ||
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From: "Hojtsy Gabor" <goba@php.net>
> > > As of XML, we can define tags, using namespaces, but I don't
> > > know how DSSSL can deal with namespaces, perpaphs it can't.
> > > I thought about adding a namespace to phpdoc, especially
> > > to add that see also tag I would like to see in our docs,
> > > but that was no more than just an idea, and I never looked for
> > > the exact methods of how to make our DSSSL and XSLT style
> > > sheets recognize those tags. I can work with XSLT and
namespaces
> > > with my own XML documents, but how this can be done with
DSSSL,
> > > I don't know currently.
No, you can´t define tags (another word is element). If you do that,
you have to modify DocBook itself. This isn´t allowed. For any
modification ask Norman Walsh.
> > <delurk>
> > What about the computeroutput tag? Wouldn't that suit?
> > http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/computeroutput.html
> > </delurk>
>
> It may work. I don't now how it is currently rendered,
> but it is a part of the DocBook standard, so if it is not
> correct, maybe we can define the appropriate rendering.
Computeroutput should work because it is a defined element in the
DocBook standard.
See Also:
Literal, LiteralLayout, ProgramListing, Screen, ScreenShot ...
The rendering should be done with DSSSL or XSLT.
> I tried to speak generally, and came to the problem from
> my view, as I missed that seealso kind of container tag
> we would use conviniently in phpdoc, IMHO.
If I understand the TDG correct, you can use the element SeeAlso
only inside IndexTerm.
-Egon