RE: [PHP-DOC] RFC : [PHP-DOC] FAQ porting to the manual?Would this not be
better suited by using <sect1>... <sect2> blocks instead of <refentry>
blocks?   Since <refnamediv> requires a <refname> tag, it doesn't quite work
so well as it is currently in cvs.  What do you guys think?

Daniel


----- Original Message -----
From: Hojtsy Gabor
To: 'Damien Seguy' ; 'Hojtsy Gabor' ; 'PHP-Doc list'
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 5:19 AM
Subject: RE: [PHP-DOC] RFC : [PHP-DOC] FAQ porting to the manual?


>Create a new directory for FAQ (called "faq").
>All main FAQ entry get its own file
>("faq.general","faq.mailing-lists","faq.obtaining","faq.databases"...).
Right. Than it will be a new section in the manual, like PEAR.
>Each file has the following layout :
>
> <reference id="faq.obtaining">
>  <title>Obtaining PHP</title>
>  <titleabbrev>Obtaining PHP</titleabbrev>
>
>  <partintro>
>   <para>
>    This faq deals with how to obtains PHP, where, when
>    and why (this may be an optionnal introduction, as usual.).
>   </para>
>  </partintro>
>
>  <refentry id="faq.obtaining.where">
>   <refnamediv>
>    <refpurpose>Where can I obtain PHP?</refpurpose>
>   </refnamediv>
>   <refsect1>
>    <title>Description</title>
>    <para>
>    You can download PHP from any of the members of the
>    PHP network of sites. These can be found at
>    <link linkend="&url.php;">&url.php;</a>.
>    You can also use anonymous CVS to get the absolute latest
>    version of the source. For more information, go to
>    <link linkend="&url.php.cvs;">&url.php.cvs;</a>.
>    </para>
>   </refsect1>
>  </refentry>
> </reference>
Seems all right :)
>Most of the job will be bringing in all URL, and extracting HTML
>tag : nothing bad, due to since layout from Jim.
URL-s should go to another faqurls.ent file in the faq
directory, or should stay as is in the xml files. What do
you think?
Sorry for the HTML mail, I have set PLAIN TEXT mail
in my Outlook, but the server converts it to HTML...
Goba

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