On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Michael Smith wrote: > But the content model Norm proposed for Topic is recursive, just like > the one for Section is -- that is, a Topic can contain other Topics, > nested indefinitely. So you could do: > > <chapter> > <title>How to Drive</title> > <topic id="1000" role="topic"> > <title>Start to start your car</title> > <topic role="discussion"> > <title/> > <para>you use your keys to switch on the engine to make your car > go</para> > ...
This is assuming <chapter> includes <topic>. I'm undecided whether this should be allowed or not. From a purist point of view, the help-set or whatever "root" help set element should contain <topic>s, but not other elements. In other words, you can either create a help set or a book/article. Our online documentation contains old-fashioned books as well as online help, and having <help-set> (or whatever it ends up being called) as a sibling of <book> and <article> would allow xrefs between the online help and the books. Gershon ---------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe or unsubscribe from this elist use the subscription manager: <http://lists.oasis-open.org/ob/adm.pl>
