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This document type is used to create a glossary.
Glossary File Format
Below is an example of a Glossary topic file.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <topic id="00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" revisionNumber="1"> <developerGlossaryDocument xmlns="http://ddue.schemas.microsoft.com/authoring/2003/5" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"> <glossary> <!-- <title>Optional title</title> --> <!-- Glossary division. You can use these to group entries. If you only have one group, you can omit it and list the glossaryEntry elements directly. If used, be sure to give each glossaryDiv a unique address attribute and a title element. These will be used to create an index at the top of the glossary page. Glossary divisions will appear in the order defined in the topic. Glossary entries will be sorted by the first term for the entry. Terms are sorted by their value. --> <glossaryDiv address="Group1"> <title>Group #1</title> <glossaryEntry> <terms> <!-- One or more terms associated with the definition. Add a termId attribute if you need to link to it from a relatedEntry element. Otherwise, it can be omitted. Terms appear as a comma-separated list above the definition. --> <term termId="xyz">1st term</term> <term>Other term (if any)</term> </terms> <definition> <para>The definition of the term(s)</para> </definition> <!-- One or more optional related entries. Creates a "See Also" line after the definition with links to each related term. --> <!-- <relatedEntry termId="xyz" /> --> </glossaryEntry> </glossaryDiv> </glossary> </developerGlossaryDocument> </topic> |