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On Wed, Oct 27, 2004 at 09:09:28AM -0700, Bob Stayton wrote: > Just to add one point: while revnumber may be required, it can be empty. It > is a bit of clutter, but your file should validate. Or revnumber can be the > same for a set of revisions. I use it to indicate in which edition of a > book a particular change is made. In that usage, many revisions have the > same revnumber. I had thought about taking this approach, but was discouraged from it by the recommendation in DocBook: The Definitive Guide pertaining to the revnumber element type[0]: The revision number should uniquely identify a particular revision of a document. I'm trying to understand how I can do that internally and reconcile such numbering with the less-granular view of changes from an external perspective. That said, I appreciate your insight and may choose to "interpret" this statement to allow identifying a particular revision of a document with an external version, even if that is a many-to-one mapping. Take care, John L. Clark [0] http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/revnumber.html
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