Dave Pawson wrote: > At 08:06 28/07/2002, Vitaly Ostanin wrote: > > >>>>It's possible to do common attribute "id" uniq not for all document, in some >levels only ? >>> >>>No, the id values must be unique to the whole document you are parsing. >> >>Then authors of modular documents must to use long name values for id's. And this >names will depend of document's structure :( Ok. > > Having seen what docbook stuff uses, I steal those ideas. > E.g. a chapter on subject pages, > <chapter id='pgs'> > then > > <example id='pgs.ex.1'> > > etc, > > so the names relate to the subject?
Yes, but for separated documents we must to use: id="full.path.with.sub.parts.of.set.document-name.pgs.ex.1" for it be unique. <skipped> >>In DocBook DTD "idref" attributes point to "id" which must exist, right? > > Yes, at parse time. > >>It's possible to add element, which will control situation when "id" not exist in >current edition ? "id" may be visible after join of documents. > > No. Its an error if the id does not exist at parse time. > > Perhaps olink would help. > http://www.sagehill.net/OlinkExtended.html > may give you some help. Thanks, I'm already trying to use olink. > regards DaveP. -- Regards, Vyt mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] JID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
