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Subject: db._phrase
From the on-line description of db._phrase (http://www.docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/_phrase.html): > This variant of phrase is used in places where > the content model is restricted to only the > “ubiquitous” inlines. Can someone explain to me what this means, and why it is necessary to have both db.phrase and db._phrase in DB5? Unless I'm missing something, it was not necessary in earlier versions of DB (it doesn't appear in the "DocBook: The Definitive Guide" v1.0.3, although that is of course an older version). (There is also a db._emphasis, in addition to the db.emphasis, although it's not clear that db._emphasis exists for the same reason as db._phrase--the '"ubiquitous" inlines isn't mentioned in the same way.) -- Mike Maxwell What good is a universe without somebody around to look at it? --Robert Dicke, Princeton physicist
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