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/ Sam Steingold <sds@gnu.org> was heard to say: | Now, IIUC, <olink> is gone from Docbook 5. To be perfectly clear, it's not currently in my experimental NG work, there's nothing in or out of DocBook 5 "officially" yet. I removed it because the entityref stuff seemed a little crufty in a post-DTD world. Still, if you're using targetdoc (instead of targetdocent) it might be useful. <olink targetdoc="someuri.xml" targetptr="foo"> seems like <link xlink:href="someuri.xml#foo> to me. Olink has localinfo, linkmode, and type. Link has xlink:role and xlink:arcrole. I had sort of thought that would be enough. | So what is the recommended way to create inter-document link in Docbook 5? | E.g., I have a <book> and a <refentry> which link to each other. | I produce 2 versions of html from <book>: chunked and single file. | I produce 1 html version of <refentry> (but it is heavily | post-processed). | | Suggestions? What do your Olinks look like? (I assume you're using OLink now). Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | Do not try to live forever. You http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | will not succeed.--George Bernard Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | Shaw
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