Re: citestylex dtd: LINK element

Markus Hoenicka <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.text.refdb.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi David,

yes this is correct. I've implemented support for multiple UR and L1-L4 entries
in response to a feature request. While I was at it I noticed that, like many
features in the RIS "spec", the link stuff was slapped together quite
carelessly. The UR and L1-L4 fields share exactly the same semantics and
processing expectations, therefore it seemed logical to me to use the same risx
element for all of them. I didn't announce this change yet as I'm not completely
done with testing, but I think I'll be able to make the missing checkins tonight
which will make the multiple URL support fully operational (rebuilding of your
databases required, as usual).

BTW I've also added a <ulink> element to the xnote.dtd which serves the same
purpose in extended notes.

regards,
Markus

David Nebauer <[email protected]> was heard to say:

> Hi Markus,
>
> I need to check on what's happening with the LINK element in
> citestylex.  I gather from the recent change to citestylex that LINK
> ROLE='0' maps to the ris tag URL.  Is this so?  If a bibliographic style
> includes
>
>     <LINK ROLE='0'>
>        <PRECEEDING>, </PRECEEDING>
>        <FOLLOWING></FOLLOWING>
>     </LINK>
>
> will this be replaced during processing with the contents of the ris URL
> field?
>


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