Re: [PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
Egon Schmid wrote: The second line is correct. This means something goes wrong with the dsl files or with different versions of DocBook. just have a look at the source and you will see the difference causing this behaviour english version funcsynopsis funcprototype funcdefstring functionmysql_error/function/funcdef paramdefresource parameter optionallink_identifier/optional /parameter /paramdef /funcprototype /funcsynopsis german version funcsynopsis funcprototype funcdefstring functionmysql_error/function/funcdef paramdefint parameteroptionalVerbindungs-Kennung/optional/parameter/paramdef /funcprototype /funcsynopsis has ever been this way since i did the original dsssl addition i have already noticed some time ago that multiline paramdefs confuse my code, but as it is going to be obsolete with DocBook4 anyway i'm not going to rewrite it again the DSSSL code in the DocBook4 branch already does it right in combination with the switch from funcsynopsis to methodsynopsis PS: what is the relation between para role=seealso and rendering of prototypes? i just don't get it? -- Hartmut Holzgraefe [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.six.de +49-711-99091-77
Re: [PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
the DSSSL code in the DocBook4 branch already does it right in combination with the switch from funcsynopsis to methodsynopsis Can't wait to see things working with DocBook 4 ;) PS: what is the relation between para role=seealso and rendering of prototypes? i just don't get it? The DSSSL formatting maybe. I am still interested in how to render that para role=seealso, if someone can find the time... Not that urgent, so have a Merry Christmas instead, and don't break it with work ;)) Goba
[PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
Hi! I tried to play some with this para role=seealso rendering, but it seemed I am unable to guess how do things in DSSSL myself :) I would like to make the para role=seealso rendering look like the note tag rendering, a container blockquote, with an autogenerated See also: text. This would eliminate the need of making such paras: para See also functionis_array/function, functionexplode/function, functionimplode/function, functionsplit/function and functionjoin/function. /para And we would use this form: para role=seealso functionis_array/function, functionexplode/function, functionimplode/function, functionsplit/function and functionjoin/function /para Or even better just a list, if someone can make the rendering to print out the list delimiters... para role=seealso functionis_array/function functionexplode/function functionimplode/function functionsplit/function functionjoin/function /para This would be the best option anyway :)) But this also makes impossible to express things in see also parts such as para See also the reverse function functionebcdic2ascii/function /para As this would be: para role=seealso functionebcdic2ascii/function /para Without any plus info... As discusseb before, it is not optimal for us to introduce a new tag for this see also thing, but many of us would like to see this separate see also rendering, as I can remember. This is also proved in the NewCHM comments... Goba
Re: [PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
From: Gabor Hojtsy [EMAIL PROTECTED] I tried to play some with this para role=seealso rendering, but it seemed I am unable to guess how do things in DSSSL myself :) I noticed recently that it seems that the rendering for the function prototypes doesn´t work. Compare the different rendering with DSSSL (common-html.dsl) at: www.dynamicwebpages.de/mysql_error with www.php.net/mysq_error The rendering at php.net is now wrong and it seems to me that there isn´t any rendering, at least for function prototypes. -Egon
Re: [PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
I noticed recently that it seems that the rendering for the function prototypes doesn´t work. Compare the different rendering with DSSSL (common-html.dsl) at: www.dynamicwebpages.de/mysql_error with www.php.net/mysq_error The rendering at php.net is now wrong and it seems to me that there isn´t any rendering, at least for function prototypes. So to be correct the current rendering does not include the type in the optional part... The first is from php.net, the second is from dynamicwebpages.de: string mysql_error (resource [link_identifier]) string mysql_error ([int Verbindungs-Kennung]) But as said before, I do not know DSSSL, just tried to play with it, so I cannot resolve this problem... Goba
Re: [PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
Hi, The rendering at php.net is now wrong and it seems to me that there isn´t any rendering, at least for function prototypes. So to be correct the current rendering does not include the type in the optional part... The first is from php.net, the second is from dynamicwebpages.de: string mysql_error (resource [link_identifier]) string mysql_error ([int Verbindungs-Kennung]) But as said before, I do not know DSSSL, just tried to play with it, so I cannot resolve this problem... Goba It seems to depend on the language http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-error.php string mysql_error (resource [link_identifier]) http://www.php.net/manual/de/function.mysql-error.php string mysql_error ([int Verbindungs-Kennung]) http://www.php.net/manual/hu/function.mysql-error.php string mysql_error (int [link_identifier]) All the builds on php.net are from Friday, 21, except hu Strange..., html-locale.dsl ? I myself have no knowledge about DSSSL, but someone could find this info usefull? Friedhelm
Re: [PHP-DOC] para role=seealso
From: Gabor Hojtsy [EMAIL PROTECTED] I noticed recently that it seems that the rendering for the function prototypes doesn´t work. Compare the different rendering with DSSSL (common-html.dsl) at: www.dynamicwebpages.de/mysql_error with www.php.net/mysq_error The rendering at php.net is now wrong and it seems to me that there isn´t any rendering, at least for function prototypes. So to be correct the current rendering does not include the type in the optional part... The first is from php.net, the second is from dynamicwebpages.de: string mysql_error (resource [link_identifier]) string mysql_error ([int Verbindungs-Kennung]) But as said before, I do not know DSSSL, just tried to play with it, so I cannot resolve this problem... I know the history :) Hartmut played with the stylesheets and got the first line displayed like the second. Forget for now some translation anomalies. If you don´t use any stylesheet, the default behaviour of DocBook is, what you can see in the first line. The second line is correct. This means something goes wrong with the dsl files or with different versions of DocBook. -Egon
