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  1.3380 05/08/24 10:24:40 paul@stripped +2 -0
  xml-txt, xml-toc:
    Revise comment.

  make.d/xml-txt
    1.3 05/08/24 10:24:17 paul@stripped +4 -7
    Revise comment.

  make.d/xml-toc
    1.4 05/08/24 10:24:12 paul@stripped +4 -7
    Revise comment.

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--- 1.3/make.d/xml-toc	2005-08-23 22:02:44 -05:00
+++ 1.4/make.d/xml-toc	2005-08-24 10:24:12 -05:00
@@ -1,12 +1,9 @@
 # TOC and TOC-related target rules
 
-# - Use of $PWD in some of the rules is to give the XSL scripts that
-#   need to find -toc-entries.xml files an absolute pathname to work
-#   with. (Otherwise, they look in the same directory in which they
-#   are located, and won't find the file.) I suspect this is a hack
-#   that won't work in the case that the document to be formatted is
-#   itself given as an absolute pathname, and should be generalized
-#   sometime.
+# $PWD is used so that XSL transforms that need to find -toc-entries.xml
+# files have an absolute pathname to work with. (Otherwise, they look
+# in the same directory in which they are located, and may not find
+# the file.)
 
 # Transform to generate file containing all the TOC entries (section
 # numbers and titles)

--- 1.2/make.d/xml-txt	2005-07-13 11:26:18 -05:00
+++ 1.3/make.d/xml-txt	2005-08-24 10:24:17 -05:00
@@ -10,13 +10,10 @@
 # - Use lynx -dump to convert HTML to text.
 # (rules are NOT language sensitive)
 
-# - Use of $PWD in some of the rules is to give the XSL scripts that
-#   need to find -toc-entries.xml files an absolute pathname to work
-#   with. (Otherwise, they look in the same directory in which they
-#   are located, and won't find the file.) I suspect this is a hack
-#   that won't work in the case that the document to be formatted is
-#   itself given as an absolute pathname, and should be generalized
-#   sometime.
+# $PWD is used so that XSL transforms that need to find -toc-entries.xml
+# files have an absolute pathname to work with. (Otherwise, they look
+# in the same directory in which they are located, and may not find
+# the file.)
 
 EXPAND_LINKS_XSL = $(XSL_DIR)/expand-links.xsl
 EXPAND_LINKS_XSL_DEPS = $(EXPAND_LINKS_XSL) $(XSL_DIR)/resolve-xref.xsl