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Where possible replace references to documents with references to the item in the Interlisp Bibliography. Several items mentioned are currently missing from the Bibliography. When added we'll continue to update.
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It's looking good and I haven't found any issues so far. |
First step, update glossary to allow linking to individual items.
These updates map in the terms that are defined and the usage is the same between the two.
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At commit cbc477f the links to the glossary are now in the Interlisp timeline. But, although hovering over the link of an entry shows the definition in a popup, clicking the link leads to the top of the glossary page and not to the relevant entry, even it the URL does include the proper |
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At commit 7a38423 the links to glossary entries are now correct and work with no issues. |
Create the infrastructure needed to cross-reference the timeline with the bibliography and glossary. The current approach leaves the structure of the glossary unchanged. Linking information was added to individual glossary entries.
A possible future improvement: Rework the glossary to consist of a datafile and tooling to regenerate it at build time. This may simplify maintenance by moving the glossary item text into another format for editing. It would also provide a clean way of separating tooltip text from glossary item entry. The current approach uses the first 200 characters. The gist of a glossary entry may not be what is contained in the first 200 characters, especially if we want to eventually write more descriptive and detailed entries.
Where possible replace references to documents with references to the item in the Interlisp Bibliography. Several items mentioned are currently missing from the Bibliography. When added we'll continue to update.
Need to validate that the reference to the IRM is the correct version. The Timeline places the IRM release as 1973, the closest version of the IRM we have is 1974. I assume this is correct.
The PR represents the first piece of cross-referencing the timeline with the bibliography and glossary. Work remains to: