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Re: tags for functions
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MON KEY |
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Re: tags for functions |
Date: |
Thu, 22 Jan 2009 13:49:26 -0500 |
Forgot to mention that the initial formulation of a controlled
vocabulary may well be already done for you.
If you consider that the emacs/elisp info manuals are *already*
formatted in a structured manner not unlike the Z39.19 you might
recognize that many of the `keywords' and relationships you need are
already in the .texi source.
I suggest you start with the the .texi source and extract the relevant
terms as a proposed hierarchy for your controlled vocabulary. This can
then be extended by with `freely assignable 'sub-tags' attached to the
core controlled headwords.
BT: Yanking::Replacing Yanks <= post :: is the authors `freely
assigned' sub-tag
NT: Earlier Kills::Regexp on Kill Ring <= post :: is the authors
`freely assigned' sub-tag
RT: Mark Ring::Conditional Yanks <= post :: is the authors `freely
assigned' sub-tag
Such a structure might afford integration/reflection with make-info at
build time and present a more consistent interface at a higher level.
Re: tags for functions, MON KEY, 2009/01/22
Re: tags for functions, S+*n_Pe*rm*n, 2009/01/22
Re: tags for functions, S+*n_Pe*rm*n, 2009/01/23