Am 22.11.2011 09:19 schrieb Hussein Shafie:
> The split command is a generic command which works with any document
> type, with or without a configuration.
>
> This command leverages the schema to determine whether the document
> after splitting the explicitly selected element in two at caret
> position would still be valid. If this is the case, the split command
> should work fine, otherwise it is disabled (grayed).
Does this mean that split will never work when I am unable to find a caret
position within my list instance at which the split command becomes enabled,
with the whole list explicitly selected?
Can you explain this on the basis of the structure info below?
My list instance looks like:
<labeledlist>
<labeledlistitem>
<itemlabel>One.</itemlabel><listitem><para>Item 1.</para></listitem>
</labeledlistitem>
<labeledlistitem>
<itemlabel>Two.</itemlabel><listitem><para>Item 2.</para></listitem>
</labeledlistitem>
</labeledlist>
And the DocBook 4.5 DTD has been extended with:
<!ELEMENT labeledlist
(blockinfo?,
(%formalobject.title.content;)?,
(%listpreamble.mix;)*,
labeledlistitem+)>
<!ELEMENT labeledlistitem
(itemlabel,
listitem)>
<!ELEMENT itemlabel
(%docinfo.char.mix;)*>
I suspect it is the mandatory pairing of <itemlabel> and <listitem> that
prevents splitting because the split command is unable to duplicate it. If so,
what approach can I take to enable splitting of the list (beyond modifying the
DTD)?
Yves
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