You can open a new section, copy as reference, and paste it into a
DocBook book. The book references the section document as
'Untitled.xml'. However, then you go and save the section and give it
a real name and now the book reference is wrong. As long as the
DocBook book is open, everything is fine. When you close it and
reopen, it cannot find the reference (rightly so!). The only way to
edit the xi:include is in a text editor (at least to the best of my
limited knowledge).
I suggest popping up a dialog when the user tries to 'copy as
reference' using an unsaved file stating that the file should be
saved first before referencing. The same goes for copying INTO an
unsaved file because XXE will get the wrong relative path unless the
unsaved file is saved into the same directory as the referenced file.
I know this is nit-picking, but what are your thoughts? Obviously, a
user shouldn't try to reference an unsaved file, but it would be nice
if the software warned them of their impending stupid action.
-rishi
