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Re: QandASet bug?
- To: "'docbook at lists dot oasis-open dot org'" <docbook at lists dot oasis-open dot org>
- Subject: Re: DOCBOOK: QandASet bug?
- From: "Quale, Doug" <doug dot quale at doa dot state dot wi dot us>
- Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 15:20:35 -0600
- Reply-To: docbook at lists dot oasis-open dot org
| Is there a bug in QandASet? The text description of "DocBook The
Definitive
| Guide" says that the DefaultLabel attribute accepts "label" as a value,
but
| the synopsis box gives only "none", "number" and "qanda" as valid values.
| The DocBook 3.1 implementation does not allow label as a value.
> Right, that's a documentation bug. Near the end of the
> discussions about QAndASet, the committee decided that the
> presence of the element was sufficient indication that it should
> be used. In addition, removing that value removed the
> possibility of specification errors (setting defaultlabel to
> 'label' and then forgetting to provide a label for each
> QandAEntry).
Thanks for the explanation. But it seems that label is not a valid attribute
for <question> or <answer> in DocBook 3.1? The DocBook guide says
label is a valid attribute for those elements, but it doesn't work. Do I
have to
customize the stylesheet to set the Q and A labels to something other than
the default?
[Ah, the other thing we did at the last minute was make <label> an
element, not an attribute. --norm]