Hello,
Le 20/10/2010 10:52, Calixte Denizet a écrit :
.../..
I fixed the bug on the forge:
http://forge.scilab.org/index.php/p/scidoc/source/commit/cb432547a66e60f1fd96561ac121e5e957e85c81/
And I fixed a bug in MATEIG.xml (link instead of xref) :
http://codereview.scilab.org/#change,2319
I fought more than 1 hour, trying to use the <xref> docbook tag to build
a /Table of Contents/ with local cross-references (in a long page), and
i failed.
I have finally found this message, and going to the codereview, i
discovered that *the Scilab implementation of the <xref> docbook tag is
not standard*. This is why i lost my time.
Indeed, according to the http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/xref.html
reference technical page, <xref> is normally an empty tag: the visible
clickable text is normally grabbed from the target, not provided by
<xref> itself. Normally, <xref ...>The text to click</xref> is not meant
to work, like <link..>...</link> does.
But Scilab's <xref> works like a <link></link>, and does not work
according to the docbook specification: Tried:
<xref linkend="targetted_id">
...
<term id="targetted_id" xreflabel="The option wb">Option wb</term>
should build and display a link <a href="page_id.html#targetted_id">The
option wb</a> where <xref> is located, where the xreflabel attribute
provides the visible text to be clicked. But <xref> does not do that.
Another standard way to use <xref> would be:
<xref linkend="targetted_id" endterm="targetted_id">
...
<term id="targetted_id">Option wb</term>
building <a href="page_id.html#targetted_id">Option wb</a> still where
<xref> is located, the text to click being equal to the text embraced by
the targeted tag (here <term...>_____</term>)
But the Scilab doc compiler does nor do that.
So, just to remember: just use <xref> like the <link> tag, with
providing a reference that is internal to the page, instead of the
reference to an external page :
<xref linkend="blabla">Option wb</xref>
...
<term id="blabla">"wb"</term>
will show a link /Option wb/ that when ones click on it will go to the
section of the page where the term <term id="blabla">"wb"</term> appears.
That's all.
HTH
Samuel Gougeon
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