[ xframe-Bugs-970755 ] Multiple links to elements

Bugs item #970755, was opened at 2004-06-10 23:49
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>Category: all platforms
Group: beta-0.4
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
>Assigned to: Kurt Riede (kriede)
Summary: Multiple links to elements

Initial Comment:

I'm using beta-0.4.

I have multiple xsd files that are included into a main
xsd file.  The problem is that upon generating the
documentation on my main xsd file, I get multiple links
to the same elements/groups/etc.  After struggling a
bit to find out why, here is the answer:

XSD C contains basic elements

XSD B includes XSD C and contains higher-level elements

XSD A is the main one, it includes XSD B but also
includes XSD C!  This causes the problem with multiple
entries.

Also, while I'm it ( ;-) ), I've downloaded the full
LINUX distribution and found these 2 little things:
- in the readme.txt, there is a typo on some of the
env. variable.  It reads "XSDOC_HOME" (should have a
double 'D').  Of course, when I set up my environment,
I pasted the wrong one...
- the file bin/xsddoc is a LINUX/UNIX shell, but it was
saved as a Windows-like file (including the <cr>). 
When trying to invoke this shell, it took me a while to
find why it didn't work...  A simple dos2unix would do...


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>Comment By: Kurt Riede (kriede)
Date: 2004-06-11 12:45

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Thanx for the detailed feedback.

I was able to reproduce the multiple links.
Please allow us some days to fix this problems.

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