Re: tag for translators?

[CHOI Junho <cjh@kr.FreeBSD.ORG>]

>>>>> "TS" == Taketoshi Sano <kgh12351@nifty.ne.jp> writes:

    TS> kss> On Wed, Nov 29, 2000 at 07:01:46PM -0800, David Lawyer wrote:

    >  I would like to see the mainstream linuxdoc adding these tags.
    >  Taketoshi Sano has been maintaining it and I'm wondering if he's
    >  tags.  Or is
    >  there a better way to do this?  One could put the translator just
    >  after the author but special tags are better.  Most authors would
    >  never need to learn about them.  Then they would need to be mapped to
    >  the docbook tags (othercredits ...) so as to correctly convert to
    >  mapping is not yet defined.

    TS> In fact, the trans and tdate tags are added to the linuxdoc DTD
    TS> by some member in our JF project (maybe mainly by Ono and Okamoto).

    TS> And I have already applied that patch to my linuxdoc-tools.
    TS> linuxdoctr (tr for translators) DTD is the patched one.

Just use linuxdoctr DTD for translations (it is different DTD name so
we can distinguish what is using <tdate> <trans> tag) and I have no
problem with this. I think linuxdoc-tools is well-maintained and
i18n-ed so if you have a problem with linuxdoc DTD and translator
problem, just talk with Sano-san about last linuxdoc
processor... sgml-tools 1.0.x branch is dead.

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