On Fri, Jul 28, 2000 at 12:06:34PM +0200, Denis Barbier wrote: > > BTW why not fix individual documents containing container tags and include > > wml::sys::compat1 in them? Perhaps with some kind of conditional, so that we > > don't have to make the bogus directory with a bogus file in it. > > I am much more lazy than you :-)
Here's the list, BTW: % find . -type f ! -name '*.html*' | xargs grep -l \<define-container ./chinese/international/chinese/software.wml ./chinese/international/chinese/software_non-free.wml ./chinese/international/chinese/devel/people.wml ./chinese/international/chinese/screenshot/index.wml ./chinese/template/debian-zh/macros.tmpl ./chinese/template/debian-zh/navbar.tmpl ./chinese/template/debian-zh/navbar.wml ./croatian/partners/index.wml ./english/SPI/template/template.wml ./english/devel/maintainer_contacts.wml ./english/distrib/books.def ./english/distrib/vendors.CD.def ./english/doc/manuals.defs ./english/intro/organization.data ./english/misc/merchandise.def ./english/partners/index.include ./english/template/debian/develbar.wml ./english/template/debian/menubar.wml ./italian/devel/maintainer_contacts.wml ./spanish/distrib/vendors.CD.def That's not that many, esp. if you use a script to edit them :) > But indeed it is possible not to add this bogus sys/compat1.wml, e.g. by > adding these 2 lines on top of each file using define-container: > $(WML1_IGNORE:*#) $(WML1_IGNORE=#use) > $(WML1_IGNORE:-#) wml::sys::compat1 > > WML 1.7.4 silently ignores them, and WML 2.0.2 includes wml::sys::compat > which is included in this version. I do not know if it works with > WML<1.7.4, but i believe it does. Version 1.6.8 ignores it just as well, I just tried it on slink. > A better solution is to check whether define-container is defined, > but i did not yet have a working version. You mean, check in each file if <define-container> is used, and if yes use '-i wml::sys::compat1'? Considering how little files we have using it, I'd say let's modify files. -- Digital Electronic Being Intended for Assassination and Nullification
