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Subject: DOCBOOK: Conditional text with profiling
Using Docbook v4.2 XML, I understand that I can do conditional text with profiling. I have a couple questions: 1. Is the 'condition' attribute appropriate for this? 2. If I just have a couple words, or a part of a single sentence that I would like to have conditional, it seems like overkill to have two different <para>s. Is there an element that I can use, whose sole purpose is to mark a bit of text with a profile target, yet not preclude any children elements from being used? For example, I'm using the hypothetical <condtext> element below: <para>Your Linux host's networking configuration can be defined in a number of ways. Linux network configuration can be statically defined in text files, or dynamically assigned via a protocol such as BOOTP or DHCP. Run the <command>ifconfig</command> utility to note your current IP address settings. You should see that your IP address<condtext conditon=classroom>, obtained by the <command>dhclient</command> daemon from the classroom DHCP server,</condtext> is in the network 172.28.2.0/255.255.255.0.</para>
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