Re: Re: nxml-mode, docbook, xinclude

2009/8/7 Lennart Borgman <[email protected]>:

>>> Could you please explain how we should handle this in Emacs? (I have
>>> added Emacs Devel to the discussion.)
>>
>> Just my point. I don't think this should be an emacs issue
>> If you want docbook schema, html or any other schema
>> the end user should pick up that schema from the source
>> of that schema.
>
> Thanks. I see.
>
> I really think they should be part of Emacs distribution (as they are
> now) and wondered whether you have some suggestion regarding Docbook
> 4.5 and 5.0. There is now a schema for Docbook 4.2 in Emacs 22.

4.5 is the current Oasis standard.
As I said, either keep up or simply tell people where docbook is.
How many schemas are you going to try and manage?

Suggest, if you want to track docbook schemas, you point people
to the appropriate place, not fall n versions behind.




>
> I know nothing about how to distinguish those in Emacs.

Perhaps that's another good reason not to attempt to provide
docbook schemas for the emacs package you're delivering?

How should the
> schemas be named so that Emacs can pick the right version according to
> the spec in the Docbook xml file?

You need to see nxml-mode... the original.
James explained it there.




-
Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
Docbook FAQ.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk


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