Larry Evans wrote:
With A.xml containing:
<header name="boost/test_doc/multiple_classes.hpp">
<class name="A">
...
</class>
...
</header>
and B.xml containing the same except for the class name, xsltproc gives:
xslt-xsltproc ../bin.v2/doc/gcc/debug/boost.docbook
xslt-xsltproc-dir html/HTML.manifest
../bin.v2/doc/gcc/debug/boost.docbook:32: element section: validity
error : ID header.boost.test_doc.multiple_classes.hpp already defined
<section id="header.boost.test_doc.multiple_classes.hpp"><title>Header
<<ul
When the header names are different, there's no such error. Isn't this
a bug?
Not a bug. Each <header> node must be unique. This is not like a C++
namespace. You can't re-open an XML node in another file.
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