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Fix #38: Control the Chunking process #39
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* Describe base.dir, chunk.section.depth, chunk.first.sections, and use.id.as.filename parameters * Show default chunking naming scheme and with IDs * Give tips about good IDs * Add examples
Here is a PDF for a better reading experience: DBCookBook-chunking.pdf (4 pages) Oh, by the way: if you want to comment, use the Files changed tab. To comment, move the mouse over the respective line and you will see a white plus sign on a blue background. Click the plus sign and it will open a text box where you can leave your comments. |
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Thanks Peter! 👍
en/xml/html/topic.chunking.xml
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<term><parameter>base.dir</parameter></term> | ||
<listitem> | ||
<para>Sets the output directory for all chunks. If not set, | ||
the output directory is system dependant. Usually it is the |
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en/xml/html/topic.chunking.xml
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<para> | ||
By default, only <tag>sect1</tag> elements are written to a file. | ||
Anything below a <tag>sect1</tag> like <tag>sect2</tag>, <tag>sect3</tag> | ||
etc. are written to the same file that contains the <tag>sect1</tag> |
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Validating your document shows you any problems with IDs. For | ||
example, double IDs, missing IDs, and syntactically wrong IDs. | ||
This is very useful as the DocBook XSL stylesheets do not check | ||
for file names which occur twice. This could lead to a situation |
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with -> which
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you are right...
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Ok, I've pushed the above two changes in commit 6448c5d. If you are ok with my changes, can you approve them or comment in case I forgot anything?
Thanks! After you have approved it, I'll merge it to develop. 👍
Fixes #38.
Changes proposed in this pull request:
base.dir
,chunk.section.depth
,chunk.first.sections
, anduse.id.as.filename
parameters@der-schmelle2 If you have time, could you review this topic please? That would be awesome! 👍