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Re: text attributes
- To: rosalia@lanl.gov (Mark Galassi)
- Subject: Re: text attributes
- From: Rahul Dave <rahul@reno.cis.upenn.edu>
- Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 12:34:59 -0400 (EDT)
- Cc: dbr@informactis.com, docbook-tools-discuss@sourceware.cygnus.com
Searching is the real win. One can use sgrep, for example.
Eg find me all commands in
home.xml:
[rahul@e2ktemp ~]$ sgrep '"<command>" .. "</command>"' home.xml
<command>grep</command>
<command>grep --help --destroy <option>file</option></command>
Will become even better with XQL/XML-QL, (implementations available for
perl and java respectively already)
Rahul
I got this from you:
>
>
> dbr> like a 'ATTENTION DANGER' message :-)). So what can I use ??
>
> There are three relevant tags in DocBook: <warning>, <caution>, and
> ... help! it's escaping me... Was it <note>? Or <important>? Or
> <tip>?
>
> In any case, playing with those 5 should give you some room to
> maneuver. On top of that, think of the great advantages as some day
> people will be able to search your document for all notes or warnings,
> and not also have to wade through other things usually rendered as
> boldface or italic (like titles, or exclamations).
>