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Re: Pushing btree opclass implementor's docs to the main SGML docs
On 2/5/18 18:51, Tom Lane wrote:
> So I can see two ways to approach this: add two new subsections at the end
> of xindex.sgml, or create a new chapter about b-trees in Part VII
> ("Internals") to go beside the existing ones about the more recently added
> index types. The latter would make more sense if anyone was inspired to
> write something comparable in length to the existing per-index-type
> chapters. But I'm not volunteering to do that, so if it's a chapter it'd
> be a mighty thin one to start with.
xindex seems better to me.
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Re: Pushing btree opclass implementor's docs to the main SGML docs
Peter Eisentraut writes:
> On 2/5/18 18:51, Tom Lane wrote:
>> So I can see two ways to approach this: add two new subsections at the end
>> of xindex.sgml, or create a new chapter about b-trees in Part VII
>> ("Internals") to go beside the existing ones about the more recently added
>> index types. The latter would make more sense if anyone was inspired to
>> write something comparable in length to the existing per-index-type
>> chapters. But I'm not volunteering to do that, so if it's a chapter it'd
>> be a mighty thin one to start with.
> xindex seems better to me.
Oh, I already did it as a chapter. I'm inclined to think that somebody
will want to write something more there someday, and anyway it's already
longer than some existing chapters ...
regards, tom lane
