Re: A question about the ftp_close function

> > > > I'm not familiar with XSLT and on my TODO is to figure out > > > how to implement this. I assume it'll exist as: > > > > > > <acronym>CVS</acronym> > > > > > > And when someone uses them they'll add the info into acronyms.xml > > > Also, make test will check for this. The terms will then link to > > > the appropriate acronyms entry in html builds. > > > > Well, currently we use DSSSL and not XSLT, so adding this to the XSLT > > style sheets is not enough... We are in the process of upgrading to > > XSLT sheets, there are a few problems, I can list them but this is > > not that topic :) How to add this test to make test is an interesting > > question, I don't know, as <function>funcname</function> is also not > > checked to have a counterpart function defined. > > > > It would also be nice to check first whether the <acronym> tag is used > > for some other roles in the manual currently. > > AFAIK it's not, and I already did some magic in DSSSL with the acronym > tag for the SRM manual buildsystem (Which is a rip of PHP's). With some > wizards looking at it it seems that's not that much work to get this > done. Okay this sounds good. Btw, Derick does your magic involve using the html <acronym> tag? Like (in HTML): <acronym title="World Wide Web">WWW</acronym> Curious. Adding this feature would be nice too as in brief testing both the html link and acronym titles work together. Of course this title would be autogenerated from acronyms.xml <acronym title="Word Wide Web"><a href="foo#bar">WWW</a></acronym> I don't know about w3c compliancy though but the above is ideal. Regards, Philip p.s. ftp_close docs are going to rule! :)