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Subject: RE: [dita] hyphens and file names
Since the consensus seems to be leaning to hyphens rather then underscores.
Does anyone have any comments regarding
typename-domains.xsd
domainname-domain.xsd
In the DTDs, this usually happens in the shell file. In the DTDs each
entity redefinition is a one liner.
In the schema world, this involves redefine the group (the group plus
additional groups).
I can merge the topicname-domains.xsd definitions the schema shell...this
means adding the group redefinition in every shell.
Not a big deal..but *may mean* some changes to the schema section. I would
like to get this square away as quickly as possible.
If we agree to merge typename-domains.xsd into the shell, I can post
updates, if any, to the schema section to the list for approval
within the next couple of days.
Kind regards,
Eric
Eric A. Sirois
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Deborah Aleyne
Lapeyre
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RE: [dita] hyphens and file names
I too have been converted to hyphens and camelCase only.
I miss underscores, but they just have too many negatives/
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