> what about > > <simplelist type='inline' role='seealso'> > <member><function>echo</function><member/> > <member><function>print</function><member/> > <member><function>printf</function><member/> > </simplelist> > > or > > <simplelist type='inline' role='seealso-functions'> > <member>echo<member/> > <member>print<member/> > <member>printf<member/> > </simplelist> > > ?
Well, that can also be fine, and better then para, because it is actually a list, and not a para, as it can be seen :)) The second one is better in "keys need to be typed" sense :) But, we have see also parts, where we have some functions and some parts refereced, and to express this, only the first one is appropriate. We also have see also parts without any functions, just part links... > > And let the DSSSL code to the rendering work, put > > > in comas and "and" words :) > > haven't played with role-dependant rendering yet, > > but i'm afraid this is an area where XSLT/XPath > have an advantage over DSSSL ... We already have special rendering for <programlisting role="php"> introduced by Jirka Kosek. This customization is in html-common.dsl. Goba
