Hi Norm, this is great! Thanks for pulling this together. Just a few comments: I'd like to include some of the verbiage from the specification in the Introduction that explains the purpose behind the schema, and a summary of what has been added / removed. I can work with you on this if you'd like. I did notice the dcterms:* entry, and agree that we need to figure out how to display/reference these better. HTML tables were explicitly removed from Publishers, though there is a request to add them back in, it is not part of the approved schema. Thanks and best regards, --Scott Scott Hudson Pelco by Schneider Electric United States API and Integration - Strategy Ph: +1-970-282-1952 M: +1-720-663-7268
scott.hudson@schneider-electric.com On 6/7/11 7:33 AM, "Norman Walsh" <
ndw@nwalsh.com> wrote: > Here's a first peek at an attempt to build a version of TDG for > DocBook Publishers. > >
http://nwalsh.com/scratch/publishers/ > > I think the refpages and content models are correct, though I had to > fix some serious problems with the Publishers schema to get them. > > It's going to be a bit of a headache to get the text right. All > references to elements that aren't in Publishers will have to be > profiled out. > > I'm tempted to invent a new profiling system for that: > > <phrase condition="in-schema">This is some text that > mentions <tag>programlisting</tag>. It only appears if > the schema being documented includes the programlisting > element.</phrase> > > I'm not sure what the chapters should be for this book. Probably just > an introduction and maybe "what's different". > > Be seeing you, > norm ______________________________________________________________________ This email has been scanned by the MessageLabs Email Security System. For more information please visit
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