Am Mittwoch, 23. Oktober 2002 01:23 schrieb Hans Hagen:
[AUTHOR]
> >Perhaps <faq author="user"> is better.
> >I'd use your verbose tags only in a user database.
> but you want to typeset the names correctly, and also be able to sort them
> in several ways ...
But I get much redundancy and perhaps inconsistency if I give whole author
information in every question.
Therefore I would only give some short name ("login") and collect the whole
information (forename, surname, email, homepage, quote...) in a separate
authors/users database.
[KEYWORDS]
> > > <entry key="xyz">exeizet</entry>
> >The bundling is ok, but why should the entry use an option?
> unless you also want to sort 'm, typeset them, etc
> xml is about reusing information !
Please explain, what the 'key="xyz"' is for?
I would define keywords for searching (web version) and indexing (PDF version)
-- what does a keyword need an other description?
e.g.
<keywords>
<entry>math</entry>
<entry>formula</entry>
</keywords>
or perhaps
<keywords>
<entry lang="en">math</entry>
<entry lang="en">formula</entry>
<entry lang="de">Mathematik</entry>
<entry lang="de">Formel</entry>
</keywords>
(I'd like to make the FAQ multilingual, but I guess it's too much work...)
> of course they can link, just define your element/attribute as such; it's
> up to you to define that something links:
> <whatever file="..." location="..."/>
would be
<author file="authors.xml">hans</author>
<editor file="authors.xml">hraban</editor>
correct?
Gr��lis vom Hraban!
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