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Adding the xml:lang attribute for XNL and Docbook output
Interesting links:
- language codes (different from country codes!): https://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry/language-subtag-registry
- example for xml.xsd: http://www.java2s.com/Code/XML/XML-Schema/importanotherXMLschema.htm
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table of contents
- correction of compiler error (not caught on Windows)
- updated test 43 (for in page toc)
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Currently the XML output for a page was generated the same
independently of whether the \tableofcontents command was present in
the page source or not. Because of that, the users of the XML output
had no chance of knowing whether given page should have a TOC or not.
There's now a new <tableofcontents> element that gets added in case
the TOC was requested. As it is trivial to populate the TOC on user
side by simply enumerating the <sectN> elements, the element is empty
and acts just as a boolean.
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Until now the brief description of pages was prepended to the
<detaileddescription> element and the <briefdescription> element was
not present at all, which meant there was no easy way to extract the
brief description for purposes of creating a page index, for example.
With this patch, the brief description is included in both
<briefdescription> and <detaileddescription>, thus duplicated, to
avoid backwards compatibility issues.
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