> The email= attribute as obsoleted awhile ago and merged with > author. I think the reasoning was to limit the number of attributes, > to handle multiple e-mail addresses, and keep all contact information > together.
Ok. The CGI is in the scripts directory if you want to play with it and mail me a patch. It's pretty naive (i.e. trivial). > > T . . . > > dist-license=GPL > > T . . . > > use-license=unlimited > > I like these. I will add them to the master attribute doc. > > Also, what happens if symbols on the gedasymbol.org site do not > have these attributes? Are such symbols disallowed, nuked, or just > ignored? The symbol and footprint handlers (the programs that convert symbols and footprints into web pages) will present those attributes if they exist, but if they don't exist, they're just not listed on the web page. There's no easy way to know which attributes should be listed, unless it specifically scans for unattached text, eliminates anything that's in the standard, and print whatever remains that looks like an attribute. Is it worth the effort?
