Kevin Flynn wrote: > > I am, however, rather worried about this regression: > > "- The include command is now strictly interactive. Previously this > command accepted parameters which allowed to use it to automate tasks." > > Is this a permanent regression, or will the parameters be restored in a > future version? It's a bit of a show stopper for me...I use the > inclusion mechanism to implement "variables" (i.e entity substitutes), > and have a set of macros that very tightly controls the process of > variable creation and use. These macros are dependent on the include > command. > > I really hope this is not a permanent regression.
Unlike most other regressions, this is not a permanent regression. However do not expect the new include command to accept the same parameters as the old one. The new include command will accept the same parameters as those specified interactively using the Include tool: * The URL of a document containing the elements to be included. * An ``identifier'' for the element to included (i.e. DITA style id for DITA, ID for other document types). * Whether the referenced URL should be made absolute or relative to the URL of the document being edited.
