Cross-Referencing HTML the Tiger Way
The enormously widespread adoption that HTML enjoys ...
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction
I use HTML docs to manage information ...
The Tags for the Cross-Referencing Process
Three new tags have been defined ...
The Technical Implementation
To sumarize, the approach chosen here is ...
The Namespace Concept
XrefParser supports the concept of namespaces. This basically means ...
The XrefParser Class
The class containing the main cross-referencing ...
The resources are in chapter [.
]The Parameters
XrefParser supports several parameters which ...
The following table lists all the currently supported parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Meaning |
Valid values
|
| H1Style |
Simple |
The style used for <h1> header tags
|
Parameter.Style |
...
|
|
|
|
| CustomSet |
Set
|
The literals used for the numbering style Parameter.Style.Custom |
Any set of strings
|
Table The parameter names and their meaning
The TagInfo Class
During the first pass of the document ...
Determining the Text in Lists
One of the (many :-) useful features ...
The Actual XrefParser Class
The actual XrefParser class - the heart of ...
A high-level perspective of the collection process is given in the following figure:
Figure The collection process - high-level view
After all data has been collected for all input files, the resolution
step is processed. A high-level perspective of the
resolution process is given in the following figure:
Figure The resolution process - high-level view
Xref and the project XML file format
Finally, all the classes to perform the cross-referencing ...
Example
A stripped-down version of this paper itself ...
Summary
Xref is a - hopefully useful - tool ...
Resources
- The sources, Javadocs, and the package JAR ...
About the author
Dr. Matthias Laux is a senior engineer ...
