Re: (docbook-tools) What have we done so far ?
>>"Jorge" == Jorge Godoy <godoy@conectiva.com.br> writes:
Jorge> On Mon, Mar 06, 2000 at 03:34:52PM -0600, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
>> Andthis machine does not have all my XML based DTD's that I am
>> rapidly having to use.
Jorge> And wouldn't be easier to find these and their stylesheets if they
Jorge> were in separate directories?
You misunderstand me. /usr/lib/sgml/dtd/ contains just the
DTD's. And I *do* have 61 DTD's on my machine, at this moment,
and these are just the older ones.
I have a separate directory for dtds, and another for
entities, and another for stylesheets --
> And, of course, no one needs more than 640Kb Memory either
> ;-)
Jorge> No, but I don't see everyone out there using SGI clusters...
Wait a year. Or two.
I still stand behind my view that expecting just 30 DTD's on a
machine is an unrealistic limitation.
Jorge> Again, what's easier to maintain: hundreds of files which may
Jorge> be DTDs, stylesheets and catalogs or hundreds of directories
Jorge> which conatins each DTD and it's stylesheets with a specific
Jorge> catalog?
Niether.
The best is to have a directory for all the dtd's, antoher for
all the stylesheets, and so on.
Would I like to see /usr/local/bin, /usr/local/etc rather than
/usr/local/emacs/{bin,etc}? Yes. For much the same reasons.
I think having separate directories for DTD's, and another one
for stylesheets, results in two directories, and can be more easily
scanned.
manoj
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