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| 292.1 | | VAXUUM::ADLER | | Wed Apr 22 1987 22:53 | 10 |
| Besides file extensions, the other change affects those who have local doctypes
based on our standard doctypes. The names and extensions of those standard
.DTP files have been changed, so the line in your .DTP file which says
"\input DOC$STANDARD_FORMATS:foo.DTP" will have to be changed.
Incidentally, before people start yelling at us for changing names midstream,
we had to do it to conform to SQM guidelines. We did *not* do it on a whim
(though, who knows, we may do it on a whim for V1.1 (-;).
--Brian
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| 292.2 | This is news to me | COOKIE::JOHNSTON | | Thu Apr 23 1987 14:57 | 8 |
| Is there a document that describes changes between BL07 and the next
release? This is the first I've heard about file extension changes, and
now I'm curiouser and curiouser.
Thanx
Rose
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| 292.3 | release notes | VAXUUM::KOHLBRENNER | | Thu Apr 23 1987 15:32 | 1 |
| The release notes will reveal all.
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| 292.4 | here's a peek | CLOSET::ANKLAM | | Thu Apr 23 1987 20:07 | 7 |
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The good news is that there are no SDML tag syntax changes. A BL7
file will run on BL8, regardless of whether its filetype is GNC
or SDML. If it doesn't, it's a bug. The converter will be changed
(it includes bug fixes) mainly in that its output file will be
named .SDML and the input file will stay GNC.
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| 292.5 | Ghosts of Old Drafts Past... | ALIEN::BELMAN | | Fri May 01 1987 14:34 | 11 |
| I recently did a bookbuild using BL7 and got lots of "line too long"
errors. So I thought, what the heck, I'll try BL8. The book built,
but it contained old draft material -- before I had entered edits
(LOTS of edits). I panicked until I checked the source files, and
they contained the edits. There were lots of intermediary files
hanging around in the directory, so I moved all the source files
to another, otherwise empty directory, and the build went fine.
My guess is, then, that DOCUMENT used some old intermediate file.
If it does that, a warning to that effect would probably be useful.
The other possibility is that I have finally gone off the wall...
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| 292.6 | gotcha? | VAXUUM::KOHLBRENNER | | Fri May 01 1987 15:20 | 15 |
| Did your bookbuild command line point at device:[directory]
explicitly? If you said
$ DOCU dev:[dir]foo doctype dest
then DOCUMENT tried to default the filetype to SDML. If it
didn't find dev:[dir]foo.sdml, then it removed the "sdml" and
tried to use "gnc" (as a kindness to folks whose alarms did
not go off this morning). But, there is a bug... when "gnc"
gets added the "dev:[dir]" part gets dropped! SO it then
went looking for "[]foo.gnc" instead of "dev:[dir]foo.gnc".
If it found []foo.gnc, it proceeded happily on its way,
probably with the wrong file, containing <element> tags that
were referencing old GNC files.
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| 292.7 | I don't think so, but not sure | VAXUUM::BELMAN | | Fri May 01 1987 18:28 | 10 |
| No, I was in the directory where the files were, so the command
line was
$ DOCUMENT/CONTENTS/INDEX xxxxPROFILE.GNC S.S LN03
However, as you see, my file types are still .GNC -- but
I had PURGEd, so there weren't old versions of the sourcefiles
around. That's why I concluded it must be an intermediate
file...
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| 292.8 | Add A New Keyword, please Mr. Moderator | COOKIE::JOHNSTON | | Fri May 01 1987 20:16 | 5 |
| Are we talking about upgrades already? How about a new keyword --
such as BL08 or FIELD_UPGRADE or UPGRADE1 or???
Rose
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| 292.9 | BL WHAT? | 3D::BOYACK | pithy...pithy...pithy | Mon May 04 1987 12:23 | 8 |
| What the....?
WHAT BL8? Did I miss something? Point me to the note that tells
me where to get it.
Thanks
Joe
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| 292.10 | The light dawns... | ALIEN::BELMAN | | Mon May 04 1987 13:16 | 3 |
| I was getting old draft material because I was printing the
.LN3 file -- just noticed that it is now .LN03. Makes a
good argument for cleaning up the old directory...
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| 292.11 | not a bug, thank goodness | CLOSET::ANKLAM | | Tue May 05 1987 13:31 | 5 |
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Thanks for posting the info. That was going to be a tricky bug to
try to duplicate!
patti
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