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Subject: Re: [docbook] Re: Inline term definitions
Norman Walsh wrote:
I hope that I don't missed anything as disk in server of mail service
provider crashed during weekend, and some e-mails were lost. :-(
> On further thought, I think I'd rather restructure the proposal this
> way:
>
> element termdef {
> common.idreq.attributes,
> (db.all.inlines* & glossterm)
> }
>
> I think that would be less confusing than promoting "term" outside
> of varlistentry.
+1 for me. I think that this proposal is more in shape with glossary
that previous one. I can see termdef as sort of "inline glossentry".
> I'm still fairly neutral on whether or not to lose 'firstterm'.
I don't think that we must remove it. I'm just curious what rationales
are behind this element.
TDG says: This element [firstterm] marks the first occurrence of a word
or term in a given context.
I don't know what "context" should mean in this context :-), but if the
function of firstterm is to emphasize first occurence of some term there
is no need for marking it up in a different way than glossterm. Current
processing tools are powerfull enough to infer that we are on the first
occurence of some term inside document and that special processing is
needed.
I would like to see comments on this issue from people who are using
firstterm.
Jirka
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