>> I myself would like to see some more entities :-) >> In the constanst.xml there are a lot of links to integer-types, >> e.g. /refernce/curl/constansts.xml >> like: >> <link linkend="language.types.integer">integer</link> >> For this it would be convinient to have an entity, also for other >> links to language.types. >> Opinions?
> There used to be an option, using <type>integer</type> which is > not the right to use in these cases for some reason. Ah, I forgot this possibility! Hm, I can't think of any reason, why not to use <type>integer</type>. In /language/types.xml it is used this way and correctly renderd by the dsl-sheets (html-common.dsl)line 160: ;; Linking types to the correct place ... One difference: <type>integer</type>: the resulting link is bold, while <link linkend="language.types.integer">integer</link> is "normal". Is this the reason not to use the short notation? :-( BTW.: whats the reason for rendering <type>integer</type> bold? According to tdg <type> is allowed in <entry>, <term> .... http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/type-x.html > Maybe because > <type> tags are also used in prototypes on function pages[?], I don't > know. As I understand the dsl-sheets the only difference is, these types are not linked. Friedhelm
