Hi all,
Would it be "incorrect" -- in terms of the "DocBook content model" -- to use URI's in
the "fileref" attribute of <textdata/> ?
An example use case for this is the documentation of a DocBook customization: I wanted
to add the source code of the customization layer into my output, and my first thought
was, to specify the DTD's Public ID as "fileref" in <textdata/> to _automagically_
include it in the output:
<programlisting>
<textobject>
<textdata fileref="-//DSPFACTORY//DTD DocBook XInclude Module V1.0//EN"/>
</textobject>
</programlisting>
However, the <insertfile/> extension element did not resolve this; and so I asked
myself if I was about to mis-use resolving in a place were it was not right to use it
[ it was a "fileref" and not a "href" ]
Any comments on this?
Note:
I'm thinking about modifying the JAVA extension locally, using Norm's Catalog Resolver
-- or the Stylesheet processor's own Resolver --, but on the other hand, it could be
of general use, that URI's could be used in <textdata /> ...
Regards,
Johann
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Johann Richard
IC & DSP Design Engineer
Dspfactory SA
Champs-Montants 12a
2074 Marin-Epagnier
Switzerland
Tel: +41 32 755 7462
Fax: +41 32 755 7401
e-mail: mailto:johann.richard@;dspfactory.ch
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