Re: [Hypercontent-users] Project Definition Include

[Alex V. <al...@bi...>]

Hey Adam,
	The brackets are used in a case where you want to include an  
alternate form of output after resolving a relative path.  For  
example, if the current path was

/pages/docs/help/starting/index.xml

and you specify an include

[/cal/]/!/!/!/rss.xml

The system will first resolve the relative path to

/pages/docs/help/rss.xml

and will then look for the form of output of that file at the basedir  
"/cal/"

/cal/pages/docs/help/rss.xml

In this example, an identical result could be achieved by specifying  
the include as

[/cal/]../rss.xml

It is important to note that this syntax is NOT currently compatible  
with wildcard patterns - if you have any * characters in the include,  
you'll get no results.  The main goal of this syntax is to make it  
easy to include RSS or calendar XML output from a single navigation  
or search file.

Alex

On Jul 18, 2006, at 10:23 AM, Adam Carl wrote:

> Alex,
>
> I noticed in one of your project definitions the use of brackets in  
> the source path for an include.
> Example:      <include data="yes" metadata="no" source="[/ 
> cal/]/!/!/!/rss.xml"/>
>
> Can you explain what that is used for?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Adam Carl
> Programmer
> CUIT Web Services
> ac...@co...
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