Re: wsrt-wd1.xml

Done.  I've attached the xsl to this note for those who do not have cvs 
access.  So, now you should be able to say:
    <specref ref="exampleid"/>  or <specref ref="tableid"/>
and this will be replaced with
   Example x-y     or  Table x-y
and they'll be href's to the corresponding example/table.


FYI - in case you didn't already know it - if you load the xml files up in 
your browser (and the xsl files are in the same dir) then the browser will 
automatically run the xslt processor for you - no need to do it manually.

thanks
-Doug
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Bob Freund <bob.freund@hitachisoftware.com> 
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Re: wsrt-wd1.xml






Doug,'I would share the technique and go for it.
-bob
On Jan 26, 2009, at 9:03 PM, Doug Davis wrote:


All, 
 I've figured out how to modify the xsl so that examples and tables are 
numbered and then <specref>'s can be used to explicitly say "Example 2-1" 
- what do people think? should I update our xsl for this or should we 
limit ourself to just the generic xsl?  For RT it makes it annoying not 
being able to refer to an example or table that's far far away since 
relative terms like "above" don't really work well. 

thanks
-Doug
______________________________________________________
STSM  |  Web Services Architect  |  IBM Software Group
(919) 254-6905  |  IBM T/L 444-6905  |  dug@us.ibm.com 

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All, 
  I've checked in the latest wsrt-wd1.xml and attached it to this note for 
those who do not have cvs access yet. 
This one conforms to the dtd but I still need to go thru it line by line 
to make sure everything is right. 
Some things I couldn't figure out and would appreciate some help - if 
someone else knows how to do it: 
- how do I make something bold - <b> isn't allowed 
- other specs use <specref>'s to examples and tables, but our xls doesn't 
support it - should we? 
- as a result of the previous one I had to modify all references to say 
"as shown below..." instead of "in table X'. 
- <example>/<eg>  (or just <eg>) appears to be the only way to include 
preformatted text (like code) that will respect line-breaks.  However, if 
I give the example a <head> then it says "Example:" and there are time 
when its not an example.  Anyone know of any other tag I could use? 

thanks 
-Doug

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