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From: Patrik Grip-Jansson <patrikj@gnulix.org>
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On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Joshua Slive wrote:

> The DTD will take some work.  But you also mentioned you had done some work
> on the xsl file.  That I could probably commit right away.

I hope you guys haven't done too many changes to the xsl file. I've 
changed it pretty extensively. I've tried to clean it up a bit and fixed a 
number of quirks in it (some of them have no doubt been replace by quirks 
of my own :-) I've especially tried to minimise the number of variables 
used when creating URI:s.

The thing I like the most is that I added some basic support for 
internationalization. One can switch language by adding <language> 
to <directivesynopsis>. It defaults to English, but I've also added "sv" 
so that the template be generated in Swedish.

I've also added extensive comments, which should make it much easier for 
others to begin playing around with the transformations.

I need to clean it up a bit before it's appropriate for public 
consumption. Hopefully, I'll be able to fix it up during the day...

How about adding a <warning> tag, similiar to the <note> tag? Which could
be rendered with a red border or something, to indicate that it is
extremely important.

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