[ xframe-Feature Requests-866663 ] optionally hide types, groups and attributes

Feature Requests item #866663, was opened at 2003-12-28 15:33
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Category: cross reference
Group: xsddoc-0.3-alpha
>Status: Closed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Kurt Riede (kriede)
Summary: optionally hide types, groups and attributes

Initial Comment:
For user documentation, it would be nice to have the 
option to hide types, groups and attributes from the 
overview pages)

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>Comment By: Kurt Riede (kriede)
Date: 2004-03-23 16:49

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Comment By: Kurt Riede (kriede)
Date: 2003-12-30 14:36

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As far as I understand, only element declarations should be 
shown in such overview pages. OK. This is a task for the 
presentation layer. With the oncoming new parameter (xsl) it 
is possible to define your own presentation. Maybe this helps 
for you, but, I accept, It could be nice to do this with a 
simple boolean argument.
But what about all those cross references? Should they also 
hide the type relations? Should the documentation of a global 
complexType move to all element declarations that use this 
type? Could get a lot of work! Or should the type 
documentations remain where they are, but references are 
just removed from the overview pages? Any suggestions?


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