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Conference vaxuum::document_ft

Title:DOCUMENT T1.0
Notice:**New notesfile (DOCUMENT.NOTE) now available (see note 897)**
Moderator:CLOSET::ADLER
Created:Mon Feb 09 1987
Last Modified:Thu Oct 31 1991
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:897
Total number of notes:4397

356.0. "{\slash } effect" by AUTHOR::FRIEDMAN () Thu May 07 1987 18:14

    We had the following line in a file pointed to by the logical name
    TAG$$LOCAL_STRINGS:
    
    '/'	 		'{\slash}' 		/* slashes ok to break 	*/
    
    ...the purpose being to allow breaks at slashes in text.
    
    However, we ran across a problem with the indexing sofware. 
    All occurrences of / were being changed by TAG$$LOCAL_STRINGS to
    {\slash }, hence the indexer wouldn't merge index entries containing
    a slash. 
    
    Is this something that can be fixed? Is there another way to allow
    breaking on the slash character, so I can permanently remove that
    line from TAG$$LOCAL_STRINGS?
    
    Thanks.
    
    Marty            
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356.1more info?CLOSET::ANKLAMTue May 19 1987 17:489
    
    Can you be more explicit on this? I thought at first glance that
    it was simple to answer, but I don't understand what you mean
    by 'the indexer wouldn't merge the entries'.
    
    What BL was this in? The indexer in BL7 is smart about control
    sequences like {\slash} and ignores them when collating.
    
    patti
356.2EDEN::FRIEDMANWed May 20 1987 15:488
    The next response will the the _INDEX.TEX file. You can run it through
    (we used LAYERED) to see that the entries for "DEC/MAP" are not
    merged (refer to the .LN3 file).
    
    When I removed the line from TAG$$LOCAL_STRINGS that replaces the
    / with {\slash} and regenerated the index, the problem disappeared.
                                             
    Marty
356.3_INDEX.TEX Look at DEC{\slash}MAPEDEN::FRIEDMANWed May 20 1987 15:49113
\begintexinput
% DOC_INDEX version X1.00
% INDEX/GUIDE_HEADINGS/SORT=(LETTER)/IDENT/LOG/INPUT=group:[gordon.t1]DUMBPRO.BRN/OUTPUT=group:[gordon.t1]DUMBPRO_INDEX.TEX
\singleindex

\guideheading{A}
\inxentry{0}{Accounts}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{1}{OSI defaults}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{ACNT}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 9}}
\inxentry{0}{ALTPRI}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 9}}
\inxentry{0}{ANSI{\slash }IEEE Standards}{}
\inxentry{1}{DIS 802.4 (1985)}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}

\guideheading{B}
\inxentry{0}{Broadband}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 3}}
\inxentry{0}{BYPASS}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 9}}

\guideheading{D}
\inxentry{0}{DEC{\slash }MAP}{}
\inxentry{1}{accounts}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{DEC{\slash }MAP}{}
\inxentry{1}{network management concepts}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{1}{network management functions}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}
\inxentry{0}{DEC{\slash }MAP}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}
\inxentry{0}{DEC{\slash }MAP}{}
\inxentry{1}{privileges}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{DTQNA}{}
\inxentry{1}{definition}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}

\guideheading{E}
\inxentry{0}{Event logging}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}

\guideheading{H}
\inxentry{0}{Hosts}{}
\inxentry{1}{definition}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}

\guideheading{I}
\inxentry{0}{International Organization for Standardization}{}
\inxref{1}{See ISO}
\inxentry{0}{ISO}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}

\guideheading{L}
\inxentry{0}{Layer management entity (LME)}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{0}{Layer management interface (LMI)}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{0}{Local Directory Cache}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{0}{Loopback}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}

\guideheading{M}
\inxentry{0}{MAP}{}
\inxref{1}{See also DEC{\slash }MAP}
\inxentry{1}{benefits}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 1}}
\inxentry{1}{definition}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 1}}
\inxentry{1}{media access}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}
\inxentry{1}{standards}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}
\inxentry{1}{Topology}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 3}}
\inxentry{0}{MAP\$MOTSTRACE}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{0}{MAP\$TODRIVER}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{MAPQNACP}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}

\guideheading{N}
\inxentry{0}{NETMBX}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{Network management}{}
\inxentry{1}{agent}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{1}{concepts}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{1}{configuration and performance}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 3}}
\inxentry{1}{for subnetworks}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 7}}
\inxentry{1}{functions}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}
\inxentry{1}{layer management entity (LME)}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{1}{layer management interface (LMI)}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{1}{privileges}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{1}{setting up accounts}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{1}{task allocation}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 7}}
\inxentry{0}{Network management agent (NMA)}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{0}{Network manager software}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}
\inxentry{0}{Node}{}
\inxentry{1}{definition}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}

\guideheading{O}
\inxentry{0}{Open system}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}
\inxentry{0}{Open Systems Interconnection}{}
\inxref{1}{See OSI}
\inxentry{0}{OPER}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 9}}
\inxentry{0}{OSI}{}
\inxentry{1}{default account}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{1}{definition}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}

\guideheading{P}
\inxentry{0}{Parameters}{}
\inxentry{1}{modification}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}
\inxentry{0}{Privileges}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}

\guideheading{Q}
\inxentry{0}{Q-bus}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}

\guideheading{S}
\inxentry{0}{Station}{}
\inxentry{1}{definition}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 2}}
\inxentry{0}{Subnetworks}{}
\inxentry{1}{media access}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}
\inxentry{1}{types}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 3}}
\inxentry{0}{SYSNAM}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{SYSPRV}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 9}}
\inxentry{0}{System verification}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 5}}

\guideheading{T}
\inxentry{0}{TMPMBX}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}
\inxentry{0}{Token-bus media access}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 4}}
\inxentry{0}{Tracing}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 6}}

\guideheading{U}
\inxentry{0}{User privileges}{\hbox{1\foliodelim 8}}

\endindex
356.4OopsEDEN::FRIEDMANWed May 20 1987 15:492
    This is under BL7.
    
356.5Sounds like a bugCLOSET::ADLERThu May 21 1987 19:193
Can you send me the INX file?

--Brian
356.6bug fixedCLOSET::ANKLAMThu Jun 25 1987 14:235
    
    I was unable to reproduce this for a long time, but finally managed
    to do so. This bug was fixed between BL7 and BL8. 
    
    
356.7MARTY::FRIEDMANThu Jun 25 1987 14:262
    Yay! Thanks.
    
356.8truncating page prefixesDELNI::COLELLOThu Aug 20 1987 14:5919
    speaking of indexes and bugs, I an example of 2 parts that consist
    of command references. Part I follows chapter 12 and Part II follows
    Part I.
    
    Chapters 1-12, Part I, Part II 
    
    In my Index, on page 1 of Part I, the page numbering is 13-1 instead
    of a defined prefix.  In the log file  a warning:
    
    IDX-W-TAGERR error processing the PREFIX tag on line 664 of the
    INX file. 
    IDX-W-CUTPRFX The page prefix was truncated to : . processing continues
    
    What's strange is that Part II has a page prefix but there were
    no errors with it.  Is this part of the same bug???                  
    I'm running BL7
    
    thanks,
    Bette JEan
356.9Index max = 8CLOSET::ANKLAMThu Aug 20 1987 16:505
    
    those problems were fixed in V1.0, but there is still a
    character-string limit on prefixes for use in the Index
    
    -pa