||*()*|| Hi, Nuno. >> 3. Unlike function reference IDs method reference IDs are case-sensitive. >> Special operators ::, -> and underscores are replaced by the same >> minus signs (-). For example function.ArrayObject---constructor is an >> ID for ArrayObject::__constructor and >> function.DOMCharacterData-deleteData is for >> DOMCharacterData->deleteData method accordingly.
NL> no... the id for ArrayObject::__constructor is 'ArrayObject-constructor'. What will we do if there will be two similar methods like ::__constructor to denote object constructor and ::constructor with a little different meaning? As long as ArrayObject::__constructor transforms to correct unique ID in <function> reference you don't need to bother about letters in that ID. >> --- howto\working.xml.old Thu Nov 18 11:39:36 2004 >> +++ howto\working.xml Thu Nov 18 11:36:48 2004 >> @@ -129,6 +129,15 @@ >> in IDs, they should be replaced by minus signs (-). >> </simpara></listitem> >> <listitem><simpara> >> + Unlike function reference IDs method reference IDs are >> + case-sensitive. Special operators <literal>::</literal>, >> + <literal>-></literal> and underscores are replaced by the same NL> you must use an entity there: -> instead of ->. Ok. =) But my xmllint --noout --noent --valid howto.xml doesn't issue any warnings. It is ok to use '>' in XML outside the tags. The only thing I don't know is how DSSSL stylesheets understand this. But you can always use make howto_xsl =) NL> Apart of these two little problems, the rest is fine. t --
