On 21 May 2010 10:08, Philip Olson <phi...@roshambo.org> wrote:
>>
>> The problem is not the tags per se. I can and have successfully
>> compiled all the manuals I've altered (en, es, fa, fr, ja, tr) from
>> the XML through to a Windows CHM (I'm on Windows after all).
>>
>> I'm not getting the warnings that you are seeing.
>
> For example, add <para>FOO</para> to strlen.xml outside of a refsect1 and
> you'll see the datetime xcinlude errors along with the real error. It's
> confusing, and annoying, but I'm unsure how to solve said annoyance.
>
> Regards,
> Philip
>
configure.php already suppresses xinclude errors when the errors are
being reported ( see print_xml_errors() ).
It would seem that we also need to include the ability to suppress
xpointer errors.
But sometimes the errors may be needed, so I think the option
--enable-xml-details should show the xinclude and the xpointer errors.
Using ...
if ($details || (!strpos($err->message, 'xi:include') &&
!strpos($err->message, 'element include') && False ===
strpos($err->message, 'XPointer evaluation failed:'))) {
will now also suppress the XPointer errors, but show all the errors if
the --enable-xml-details option is enabled.
Enough do you think?
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