I thought we agreed last week to try not
to tie each of the indexing issues to all of the other issues? See and See Also
are desperately needed in DITA 1.1. The rest could be added in later versions
IMHO.
From: Erik Hennum
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7:53 AM
To: cwong@idiominc.com
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Subject: Re: [dita] Groups - DITA
1.1 Issue #45: Add See, See Also indexing elements (IssueNumber45.html)
uploaded
Hi,
Chris:
To close on the indexing issues, shouldn't we come to a resolution on:
- Determining range from containment
- Optional global definition of synonyms and sorts
- See as a synonym without instances
- Indexing based on <keyword> or <term>
(Eliot's "mentions" -- possibly related to issue 43)
The revised proposals don't seem to resolve these issues.
Thanks,
Erik Hennum
ehennum@us.ibm.com
cwong@idiominc.com
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cwong@idiominc.com 10/07/2005 02:55 PM |
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Updated
to separate components of the proposal.
-- Mr Christopher Wong
The document revision named DITA 1.1 Issue #45:
Add See, See Also indexing
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Document Description:
The current indexterm element cannot express the
full range of indexing
semantics needed for production book indexes. The
inability to express
"see" and "see also" index
entries is one glaring example. This proposal
introduces new child elements of indexterm that
address this missing
functionality.
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