In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote: >Speaking about sgml-base and the sgml standard, I've the following >situation with debiandoc-sgml: Currently I copy the dtd and related >stuff in the 'general' directories under /usr/lib/sgml and then I >make symbolic links to corresponding directories under the package >specific directories under /usr/lib/sgml/DebianDoc. I would like >to do the inverse.
Why? >Is there any reason not to do this? Yes, read the Debian SGML mini policy and read on. >Further, it would even be cool if install-sgml would take care of the >symbolic linking. That way packages would only have to take care of >getting their stuff under /usr/lib/sgml/<package> and install-sgml >would take over from there and 'implements' the standard. >From what Manoj has told me in the past, in the next major sgml-base revision, at 'install-catalog' time the links will be made. Thus linking back into /usr/lib/sgml/dtd from /usr/lib/sgml/DebianDoc/... is going to make work for you and not be supported. -- .....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
