Re: SGML entity mgmt stds (was Re: ISUG and DSSSL)

[Cees de Groot <cg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>How to keep two versions of docbook in DTD directory?
>E.g. 3.0 SGML and the XML one?

I have .../sgml/dtd/docbook/3.0, 3.1, ...

>Suggest DTD's be placed on an owner basis, so that
>we see such as OASIS and DAVENPORT.
>
That's another way to store documents that are locatable by pubids, 
indeed (I'd do: .../sgml/pubid/oasis/...). It could even be a neat
way to automate catalogueing...

>and how about a  bin for jade & xt?
>
Under Unix, .../share (the parent of .../share/sgml) only contains 
system-independent files ("shared" between multiple architectures). 
User-executable binaries are kept together in .../bin, with the 
implicit assumption that some OS-level magic may be going on in order
to provide the correct binaries for the platform you're working on. 

>Same logic would apply within stylesheets / scripts.
>How to seperate XSL from DSSSL, for those who
>work with both?
>
stylesheet/docbook-xsl, or stylesheet/xsl/docbook, whatever. Of course one
of the hardest parts of a standard like this is whether to standardize
anything at all - what would the benefits be? If there are no clear 
benefits, don't standardize it, is my opinion. 

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Cees de Groot               http://www.cdegroot.com     <cg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>


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