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Subject: Putting <xref> inside <type>
I'm documenting an object-oriented class structure, and would like to use cross-references whenever possible, mainly to save me from copy-and-pasting everything, but also so the rendered output is clickable. However, when I describe a method with: <methodsynopsis> <type><xref linkend="part2.Array"/></type> <methodname>Array</methodname> <methodparam choice="opt" rep="repeat"> <parameter>item</parameter> </methodparam> </methodsynopsis> my validating parser complains about the <xref/> element. Is there a reason why I can't put a cross-reference inside a <type>? If I can't do this, is there some other way I can accomplish something similar?
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