Simon,
In the Java specs, external references are represented by an internal
cross-reference to the relevant item in section 1.2, which contains a
full list of related documents with external hyperlinks.
I think this approach works well and is better than having external
hyperlinks scattered through the document.
Simon
Simon Holdsworth wrote:
>
> Folks,
>
> In making final edits to the JMS binding spec, I see that there is some
> inconsistency in the way that links to external references are handled.
>
> In some cases, the link is a cross-reference, using the reference text
> (e.g. [JMS])
>
> In others, the link is a hyperlink, using the reference text, but
> without the square brackets (e.g. [_RFC2119_] )
>
> In others, the link is a hyperlink, using the reference text including
> square brackets.
>
> The difference between cross-references and hyperlinks is that the
> hyperlinks appear with a different style in the Word document, and can
> have any text associated with them, cross-references do not appear with
> a different style, and the text is limited to something derived from the
> target of the cross-reference.
>
> In the version of the document I'm uploading, I'm updating all external
> references to be hyperlinks, where the text of the hyperlink is the
> textual reference plus the tag in square brackets; another item to add
> to the list for editorial consistency.
>
> Regards, Simon
>
> Simon Holdsworth
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