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Re: [dita] A richer indexterm

From: Christopher Wong
To: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 12:43:00 -0000

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Subject: Re: [dita] A richer indexterm




From: Christopher Wong <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 08:48:37 -0400










Thanks, Indi. I just noticed that this is issue #45 on the DITA 1.1
requirements list, so we should certainly consider Nokia's
implementation for 1.1.


Chris


[email protected] wrote:

  Hi, 
 
I agree with this request.
 
In Nokia we have specialised <indexterm> to support primary, secondary
and tertiary index term levels and see and see also entries.
 
<index_entry>
  <primary></primary><secondary></secondary><tertiary></tertiary>
 
<see><primary></primary><secondary></secondary><tertiary></tertiary></see>
 
<see_also><primary></primary><secondary></secondary><tertiary></tertiary></see_also>
  
  </index_entry>
 
Attached is content model specification we have implemented. It would be
great to have this sort of support in OASIS DITA.
 
Regards
 
Indi
 
Indi Liepa 
Senior Information Architect 
Content Solutions 
Nokia/TP 
Southwood UK 
Tel mobile: +447795114893 
Tel office: +441252866256 


 














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