Index of /pub/sun-info/standards/dsssl/draft
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README 20-Dec-1996 03:11 2.0K
dsssl96.zip 20-Dec-1996 03:10 1.1M
dtwin23.zip 20-Dec-1996 03:11 1.1M
unzip.exe 12-Dec-1996 17:50 111K
I. INSTALLING THE DRAFT STANDARD AND THE DYNATEXT VIEWER
Put the files unzip.exe, dtwin23.zip, and dsssl96.zip in some
directory "srcdir", then go to the root of the drive on which
you will install the document and the DynaText viewer and enter
srcdir\unzip -d -o srcdir\dtwin23.zip
srcdir\unzip -d -o srcdir\dsssl96.zip
This will automatically create the root directory \dsssl-dt and unpack
the viewer and the draft standard inside it.
NOTE: You must install the viewer and the document at the ROOT of the
drive.
NOTE: You must use the unzip.exe program provided. Do not use
pkunzip.
Start Windows 3.1 or 3.11 and create a new program item for
\dsssl-dt\dtappwin\dtextrw.exe. Click on the icon to start the
viewer.
II. USING THE DYNATEXT VIEWER
Click "Help" on the DynaText menu bar for complete instructions on
using the viewer and making utility printouts.
III. TIPS ON SEARCHING
In addition to the usual support for word searches, phrase searches,
regular expression searches, booleans, and proximity operators,
DynaText also allows for context searches using the underlying SGML
markup of the draft standard. The most useful tags for searching the
draft are:
<H1T>, ..., <H6T>
headings
<SYN>
syntax productions
<SYNT>
left-hand parts of syntax productions
<SYND>
right-hand parts of syntax productions
<SV>
syntactic variables
<CPTR>
syntactic literals
<PROTO>
procedure prototypes
<V>
variables
<XMP>
examples
The following search examples apply to either the DynaWeb or DynaText
version of the draft standard.
Find all section headings that contain a word beginning with "mod":
<h?t> cont mod*
Find all syntax productions that define variables containing the
substring "quot":
<synt> cont *quot*
Find all procedure prototypes containing the substring "char":
<proto> cont *char*
Find all occurrences of "lambda" in examples that also contain a
string beginning with "reverse":
(lambda and reverse*) in <xmp>