On Saturday, February 23, 2002, at 11:27 PM, David R. Morrison wrote:
> If you are interested in doing this, it will be easiest if you can write > the documentation in the same flavor of XML which is already being used. > Well, that is not documented! :-) But there are examples, in the XML > source of the existing documentation. You can find this in CVS; if you > are browsing CVS via the web, you want to go to web/xml and then you > will see appropriate subdirectories. I wish I had noticed these files earlier! The XML that is used for the already-existing documentation is much simpler than trying to recreate the tags used in the HTML source from the web pages. Dave, you should have just told me to go there and change the 'passwd' submission to conform (to save you the trouble of having to "translate" it ;) I browsed through fink/web/xml quite a bit, since I'm really interested in learning more about XML. But there's one thing I can't find, I would assume to be an important part: the DTD. In an early revision of 'faq.xml', I noticed that Christoph had been using one called "finkdoc.dtd", but I can't seem to find it. It also appears that current documents do not point to a DTD. Is there somewhere that the definitive list of elements and attributes used by the various documents, like a DTD or schema of some sort? The XSL sheets might not include every possible tag, so I don't want to depend on those. I'd like to write a simple doc about contributing FAQs, to solve the dilemma you mentioned above, and a simple template for FAQ submissions would be easier if I had a complete list of elements. Thanks, Erik PS: I'm pretty inexperienced with CVS, as you can tell. _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
