Sounds like fair comments.
Given that there are DTDs around that deal specifically with Training &
Courseware I guess users that opt for Docbook should be content with a
more generalised approach.
Discussions so far have shown you're right about spawning more requests
for flexibility (I've se
Norm
There seems to be a rough consensus on this now. What's the next step?
Mart
Am Samstag, 12. Oktober 2002 12:13 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> ...as in sectioninfo...
> ...information on what is needed to setup the exercise,
> student data etc...
> ...
>
>
>
> ...as in sectioninfo...
> ...information on what is needed to setup the exercise,
> student data etc...
> ...
> ...
> ...
>
>
...
>> Therefore s and s should be allowed to appear in
>> and , respectively. An should only be allowed when
the
>> has had a
>> I think I like the idea of containment better than ID/IDREF for
>> associating exercises and solutions.
>>
>> Would this work?
>>
>>
>> ...
>> ...
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I tend to agree. Such a structure would be useful to me too.
Perhaps these might be useful? (or something similar)...
Hi there
Has anyone done any work on stylesheets to transform the XML results for
the RTF to XML converter called Upcast?
Upcast seems to create a better XML structure from my Word docs than (say)
Logictran & Majix has but it has it's own Generic DTD - I'd rather not
re-invent the wheel if po
Norm
>>/ Martin Gautier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
>>| I want to be able to do the thing in a . ie. Force a line
feed
>>| within my paragraph.
>>|
>>| eg. Here is my paragraph and this is an
>>| ...and now I want this on
a
>
I wonder if anyone can offer a solution to this problem?
Normally, to get text on a new line I'd write the following
This is on line 1
This is on the next line down
As Norm has recognised (and described in the description for
in DB:TDG), it is sometimes necessary to force a l
proposed for Topic is recursive, just like
the one for Section is -- that is, a Topic can contain other Topics,
nested indefinitely. So you could do:
How to Drive
Start to start your car
you use your keys to switch on the engine to make your car
your car
you use your keys to switch on the engine to make your car
go
put your keys in the ignition
check the gearshift is in neutral
turn the key
...
...
Mart
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Hope that helps.
On a personal note, what platform will you be developing for (Win/Linux)? What development tools will you be using?
Mart
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