I see what you are saying about the formatting. I have starting using one
space indenting as you suggest. It works fine. I just had to tweak my
editor (kwrite) a little to make it more comfortable.
I'll see what I can do with the user's guide. I'm working on some material
for it now but being very careful by checking it against the SQL standards
and what Postgres does (extensions/quirks).
On Tuesday 09 January 2001 12:21, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> Robert B. Easter writes:
> > If anyone is paying attention to my patches in here, I have yet a third
> > version of this sql.sgml docs patch... another little fix and this one
> > takes the place of the previous two I sent.
>
> I was paying attention, but your patches are formatted so oddly that I
> didn't have time to reformat them yet. Indentation in SGML files is one
> space, character data is indented as well, and there should not be tabs
> anywhere. The existing body of documentation is a pretty good example
> there. ;-)
>
> We could really use some of this stuff in the User's Guide, probably in
> syntax.sgml, or in the Reference Manual (ref/select.sgml). The Tutorial
> is sort of a fifth order priority -- things don't really count as
> documented if they are only shown there. That is my fealing at least.
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