Wichert Akkerman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Please consider changing the way the sgml catalog is handled to be > more like what menu, modutils, the MIME system, the GNOME menu system, > doc-base and almost all other subsystems do: use a directory in which > special files are installed with catalog information, and make > update-sgml-catalog a script that scans that directory and builds the > system catalog. That is a much more robust setup and makes sgml > more consistent with the rest of Debian.
The new system we have *does* work this way. There is the master catalog, controlled by update-catalog, then generally in /etc/sgml/*.cat some delegated catalogs pointing to the actual per-file catalogs in /usr/share/sgml. I don't know how we could really do better than this -- also, it's important to stick to the LSB and the types of standards they are working out beyond the narrow confines of Debian. -- ...Adam Di Carlo..<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...<URL:http://www.onshored.com/>
