Hi. I have created an set of DocBook documents that is tightly linked
with modular content. The books each use xi:include to share content
from other books. This is a highly formal document structure and I
need to have common sections in each document. So by design, the
files are both sharing content *from* other files and sharing content
*with* those very same files.
The xi:includes are resolving correctly, the resolved documents are
valid, and everything is publishing correctly. However, each time
xmllint detects that a DocBook file xi:includes an element from a file
that is also xi:including elements from it, it writes the following
error:
file-you-are-including-from.xml:105: element include: XInclude
error : detected a recursion in file-you-are-including-into.xml
This seems to be a benign error in my case. Maybe it would be more
precise for xmllint to call it a warning and indicate that it detected
a "possible recursion"?
Is there any way to configure xmllint to ignore this case? I hate to
see errors in the publishing log.
I am using xpointer to select specific elements that have IDs.
XMLMind Professional 4.0 is writing the xi:include format.
<xi:include href="my-source-docbook-file.xml" xpointer="MyElementID"
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude"; />
The xmllint version is "xmllint: using libxml version 20616."
Thanks.
Peter
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