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DOCBOOK: ulink, olink...
Hello folks,
I need to use links, and I wonder how to do it with DocBook.
Here are my questions :
- What are the real differences between an ulink
tag and an olink tag ?
In others word, in which case using ulink and olink
? Is ulink reserved to define an URL or can we use it for local files
?
- Please find below an exemple of link that I'd
like to do :
This code is extracted from the file afm.xml and
refer to the file afp.xml :
What is the best solution ?
Solution 1 : with ulink
<ulink url="afp.xml#cor2.1.1">Cahier des Charges</ulink>
Solution 2 : with olink
<!DOCTYPE book SYSTEM "sdocbook.dtd" [
<!ENTITY afp SYSTEM
"afp.xml">
]>
...
<olink targetdocent="afp"
localinfo="cor2.1.1">Cahier des Charges</olink>
- This template defined in file xsl/html/xref.xml,
why are attributes not processed (LinkMode, LocalInfo, TargetDocEnt, Type)
?
<xsl:template match="olink">
<xsl:if
test="@id">
<a name="{@id}"/>
</xsl:if>
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</xsl:template>
- Last question, just for the fun !
What is the meaning of the letter "O" in olink
?
Thanks in advance for your help,
and excuse me for my average English,
Denis
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Denis BERGER
Centre Scientifique et Technique du Batiment
(CSTB)
Sophia Antipolis - France
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