I've started going forward with this, I need to make sure that I'm
not producing a structure that is totally wrong.
Originally, I had based the xml structure like how the en/reference stuff is, but I couldn't get a TOC to show up for all the different parts of the manual. I'm assuming this has something to with the stylesheets and havn't investigated that.
So I decided on using <chapter>, <sect1> and <sect2> for sub sections. Ideally I see that the language.oop5.html will be a page that has the introduction with a list of topics. It appears that livedocs doesn't split up the chapter/sections like the built manual does, so if someone can take a look and make what I'm doing is sane :)
You should use the same structural markup as used in the PHP 4 OO section, if you do that it will produce a perfect TOC. Do not bother yourself with livedocs bugs (that it does not generate new pages for these sections for you). If new pages are generated on the php.net look of the OO 4 section, then if you use the same tags, you will get splitted pages for the OO 5 section.
Goba
