A little query for anyone paying attention to this issue (which appears to be just Rich and me, but you never know):
At the moment, my stylesheet has a problem because I use the directive's <name> to generate link targets. This works great, except for the case of section directives like <directory>, <location>, etc. For these, we generally want to display them with the <>, but when we sort, link, or whatever, we want to ignore the <>. There are lots of ways to address this problem, some of which involve very complicated transformation crap. Here is what I think of as a simple and clean suggestion: Introduce the attribute "type" for <directivesynopsis> and <directive>. For now, the only valid value for "type" will be "section". It would be used as follows: <directivesynopsis type="section"> <name>Directory</name> ... </directivesynopsis> <directive type="section" module="core">Directory</directive> Then when displaying these things, the transformation would add in the <>, but in other uses (linking, sorting, etc) we would omit the <>. Does this make sense? Joshua. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
