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Subject: DOCBOOK: Content model of <option> too restrictive
I'm looking to upgrading some documentation sources from DocBook 3.1 to DocBook 4.1. The content model of the <option> element has been restricted, and this breaks a lot of places for me. For instance, I have <option>--foo<optional>=<replaceable>BAR</replaceable></optional></option> This doesn't work anymore, because <optional> is no longer allowed in <option>. I figured, maybe <option> was intended to be used only for the actual option names (e.g., <option>--foo</option>), but then why is <replaceable> allowed? What is an alternative way to mark up something like my example? -- Peter Eisentraut peter_e@gmx.net
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