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Xavier Neys wrote: |
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>> a) "This article is not part of the official Gentoo documentation, it |
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>> has been republished on our site only for your convenience and with |
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>> permisson of the respective copyright owner. It may not reflect current |
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>> state of things and could be outdated." |
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> No need to hack the xsl for that, just add it at the beginning of each |
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> article like we already have the note about owners. |
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This implies manual changing of several files which is not good, IMHO. |
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>> b) "This Handbook is no longer maintained and is left here only for your |
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>> convenience, please don't bother with submitting bugreports. In case you |
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>> are looking for networkless installation instructions, please consult |
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>> <link>current handbook</link>." |
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>> c) "This language is not backed up by an official Translation Team and |
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>> might be outdated or even incorrect. In doubts please consult |
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>> [link]original document[/link]." |
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> Can only be done with a reliable document location made available to the |
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> xsl which we lack at the moment. |
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> I wish we could but at the moment, we can't really |
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Well, I think that fixing <guide path="..."> that does'nt contain |
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directory name is easier than adding some disclaimer to every file and |
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could be done by a script (haven't tried, though). And it wouldn't |
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matter if we didn't catch every outdated/unmaintained/... document, but |
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at least some of them will be marked. |
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So, is there any problem to check the value of the path attribute |
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(provided it includes the directory name) against some regexp and if it |
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matches, add some warning to the generated page? |
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Maybe also introduce another parameter to metadoc saying "this |
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translation is outdated", but I'm not sure if this is worth the effort. |
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Cheers, |
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-jkt |
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cd /local/pub && more beer > /dev/mouth |