> From: Peter Reilly [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >In what I have in mind, examples are not text (or CDATA sections), > >but actual XML, in order to keep the XML infoset, which is used to > >do the syntax highlighting. And along with syntax highlighting, you > >can add links to actual doc for all the attributes/elements used > >in the examples! > > Would XML name-space examples cause problems?
Not at all. You just have to declare them, as usual in XML. They are actually necessary if you want to link the task name in the HTML to the proper doc for the task. You need a mapping from XML URI to base URL to map to, when documenting cross- antlib examples. My vision is that an AntLib writer can generate its doc the same way Ant would (will ;-), mapping the Ant URI to the online manual. This way antlibs' documentation become cross-linked. Basically the same idea as in <javadoc>'s <link> and <linkoffline>. --DD --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
