Hi,
I'm trying to get monodocs2html to run from source on my machine. As a
first try on contributing to Mono, I'm looking to make it so the
hyperlink generated from elements get their text from the
element value if available. (Currently it doesn't read the value and
just uses the full name of the
On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 10:00 -0300, Pedro Sobota wrote:
> I'm trying to get monodocs2html to run from source on my machine. As a
> first try on contributing to Mono, I'm looking to make it so the
> hyperlink generated from elements get their text from the
> element value if available.
There's just
> There's just one problem with this: it violates the DTD.
Ok. I didn't know this was part of an ECMA spec. Where can I see the spec?
So what means is used to specify the link text on Monodoc, if the element doesn't contain this information?
> > I downloaded a tar and am compiling on my own
/> Ok. I didn't know this was part of an ECMA spec. Where can I see the spec?/
I already found the spec!
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> There's just one problem with this: it violates the DTD.
>
Ok. I didn't know this was part of an ECMA spec.
So what means is used to specify the link text on Monodoc, if the element
doesn't contain this informati
On Wed, 2007-02-28 at 11:38 -0300, Pedro Sobota wrote:
> So what means is used to specify the link text on Monodoc, if the
> element doesn't contain this information?
See tools/stylesheet.xsl. If a cref attribute is specified, then the
value of the cref attribute is used. If a langword attribut
Hi
> See tools/stylesheet.xsl. If a cref attribute is specified, then the
> value of the cref attribute is used. If a langword attribute is used,
> then the value of the langword attribute is used.
>
Right. I hadn't seen the langword match. From what I gather, the cref
attribute makes for a li
Pedro Sobota wrote:
> Hi
>> See tools/stylesheet.xsl. If a cref attribute is specified, then the
>> value of the cref attribute is used. If a langword attribute is used,
>> then the value of the langword attribute is used.
>>
> Right. I hadn't seen the langword match. From what I gather, the c
Hi
> They have different uses. langword is used to tag language keywords,
> like "null", "true", "false", etc. cref is to make a link to another
> section of the documentation.
>
I was aware; I considered using langword like a link text attribute
because I was in a hurry.
> The thing to do wou
