Re: DOCBOOK: alphabetical list of docbook 4.2 elements anywhere?
Dave Pawson wrote: At 01:59 14/08/2002, you wrote: c) after detecting that member is missing, I controlled its half-brothers: varlistentry, term and seglistitem are missing too in the refcards Question. When using docbook, is it the 'main' elements that require most thought, or the 'sub' elements such as member? varlistentry term etc, seem 'half life' entries. I don't quite understand? I thought that you wanted to make the ref cards more complete. Or do you simply mean semantically regrouping the 'half life' entries? What about modifying Cross References 1,2,3 into something like Citation Reference (Hyper-)Linking Index Reference I made a diff to your http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/qrefplain.xml (1 week old version) and - frightened - there are really a lot of rather standard elements (footnote, refpurpose, qanda... ) missing. I attached the complete list of missing elements from qrefplain.xml to DocBook V4.2. Regards, Georges ackno action answer area areaset artpagenums audiodata authorinitials beginpage bibliocoverage bibliodiv bibliography bibliorelation bibliosource callout classsynopsis classsynopsisinfo constraint constraintdef constructorsynopsis destructorsynopsis exceptionname fieldsynopsis footnote footnoteref glossary glossdiv glossentry glosslist holder html:form imagedata index indexdiv initializer interfacename itermset label lhs lotentry manvolnum methodname methodparam methodsynopsis mml:math modespec modifier msg msgaud msgentry msgexplan msginfo msglevel msgmain msgorig msgrel msgsub msgtext nonterminal ooclass ooexception oointerface pagenums partinfo procedure production productionrecap productionset publisher qandadiv qandaentry qandaset question refclass refentry refentryinfo reference referenceinfo refmeta refmiscinfo refpurpose refsect1info refsect2info refsect3info refsectioninfo remark revdescription revision revnumber revremark rhs seg seglistitem segtitle setindex setindexinfo sidebarinfo simplemsgentry step substeps svg:svg term textdata tocback tocchap tocentry tocfront toclevel1 toclevel2 toclevel3 toclevel4 toclevel5 tocpart varlistentry videodata year
Re: DOCBOOK: alphabetical list of docbook 4.2 elements anywhere?
Dave Pawson wrote: At 08:00 13/08/2002, you wrote: member is missing in Lists Mmmm. No its not (one view). The 'Lists' is a list of 'types' of lists, not a list of what children are available? Its to answer the question, I want to insert a list, what type of lists are there in dbook. Unless you are using it differently ;-) Three things: a) member wasn't there at all b) if member shouldn't be under Lists, then listitem shouldn't be there either ;-) aha, caught you! c) after detecting that member is missing, I controlled its half-brothers: varlistentry, term and seglistitem are missing too in the refcards Greetings, Georges PS All this still applies to DTD 4.1.2
RE: DOCBOOK: alphabetical list of docbook 4.2 elements anywhere?
At 16:37 05/08/2002, David Cramer wrote: http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/docbook.html It's officially an alpha version of the book, but I have a feeling Norm will chime in and tell us whether all the new elements are there :) Some folks are also working on a handy reference card, tho it appears not to have all the 4.2 elements in it: Hi David. Are you sufficiently aware of the 'new' (4.2) elements to provide them please? If so, I'll update and identify it as 4.2 docbook. Since the list came from Norm, I (possibly wrongly) assumed it was up to date :-) TIA, regards DaveP
RE: DOCBOOK: alphabetical list of docbook 4.2 elements anywhere?
At 11:12 12/08/2002, David Cramer wrote: Sorry, I'm not. That comment was based only on a quick spot check comparing elements having the v4.2 icon at http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/docbook.html and the ref cards. I noticed that things like bibliocoverage, bibliorelation, bibliosource, were omitted from the cards (though v4.2 elements like biblioid, blockinfo, coref, errortext, etc. are there). OK, Thanks David. Norm told me that CVS had the source of the file I used on OASIS (yes I should have remembered where :-). I'll hunt for it. Regards DaveP.
RE: DOCBOOK: alphabetical list of docbook 4.2 elements anywhere?
On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, Robert P. J. Day wrote: On Mon, 5 Aug 2002, Richard Lander wrote: You could write a quick transform against the schema version of docbook. It wouldn't take more than 10 minutes ... what is this You could stuff? i'm already sufficiently challenged learning docbook, xsltproc, emacs and psgml at the same time already. :-) but, at oasis-open, the most recent schema link is to 4.1.2.3, as i read it. no 4.2, and there is a clear disclaimer that There is no official XML Schema version. so what should i conclude from this? Speaking of learning psgml ;-), I could suggest writing a simple DocBook document within psgml-mode only containing the desired doctype declaration. Force psgml to parse the DTD with C-c C-p if not done already. Then select menuitem DTD - Info - List elements (alternatively activate the same function by M-x sgml-list-elements), et voilà. Well, might not be the format you intended to get but using emacs' rectangle commands or maybe even piping appropriate cut and sort commands in a shell lead you there. And the best: It uses SGML/XML DTD directly so you should be on the safe side with respect to the official version. Bye, Steffen. -- http://w3studi.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/~maiersn/ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
