On Monday 17 May 2004 12:54, Chris Karakas wrote: > "Jose' Matos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 14.05.04 19:13:29: > > I have disabled anchors inside the paragraphs although they there is > > no problem with the xml convertion path. Later if needed this could be > > turned on only for xml with just one line. > > Fine! I will have to test all this but it may take some time - I have to > set up a separate chroot environment for this. I will come back on this > topic. > > I hope by "disabled" you don't mean really "erased". The id attribute of > the anchor immediately after an element should be brought "inside the > element" as an id attribute of the element itself - then you can erase > that anchor as it is not needed anymore.
In 1.3.4: <para> <anchor id="first-par">blah blah... </para> In 1.4cvs: <para id = "first-par"> <!-- anchor id="first-par" -->blah blah... </para> Notice that the previous anchor is commented, that is why I called it disabled. :-) > I think you must decide how to do this in a "level" that is previous to > the one you are doing it now: at the level of parsing the .lyx file and > deciding how to export a LyX "token". > > I think the general rule should be: titles of whatever LyX environments, > be it sections, subsections, chapters, tables, figures, equations - > whatever, those titles should NOT be exported as > > <element><anchor id="thetitle"><title>sometitle</title> > > but as > > <element id="thetitle><title>sometitle</title> For sections and any other paragraph that you can set from menu that is correct, but for table and figures what we have now is: <table> <title id="someid">...</title> .... </table> Instead of <table id="someid"> <title>...</title> .... </table> Is that OK with you? > There may be some other anchors out there, not in such context. I don't > care - at the moment - about them. I am interested only at the anchors > that hold id attributes that should actually be id attributes of the > preceding elements. > > I hope it's clear. Now the anchor id is always transfered to its parent element. This only happens for the first, all other are ignored. [...] > > PS: Next issue, please. ;-) > > Don't worry, José - we have a long way in front of us. :-D :-) > Did you do the same also for: <table>, <figure>, <sect1>, <sect2>, > <sect3>, <chapter>, <equation>, <inlineequation> and, more generally, > for *every* other element? As you see in the title of this thread, I am > talking about "elements" not only <para>'s. Thus, it must be: I forgot about equation and inline equation, but here it is easy as there is only one id. :-) I will do it soon. If not I will beg for help to André. ;-) > The same goes for the other elements accordingly. I think that's enough > work for the moment. ;-) > > Thank you very much for your efforts José - we are building a fantastic > application here! That would not be possible without the others guys in this list. 8-) > Chris -- José Abílio LyX and docbook, a perfect match. :-)
