What is a "PI marker" or "programming instruction marker"

[David Artman]

Sure... once we own it. ;) 

It's a big enough team that procurement would want to negotiation for
multiple licenses. And that mean Q1.

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Thanks to Jeremy's generous help and instruction, I now know what I
would have to do to deliver with D2G: maintain two file sets. I tried
adding the necessary code using a programmer's text editor, opened the
XML in FM, saved it again... and dear old Frame removed the "offending"
code. So, yeah... kind of 'not the point' of using DITA, if you have to
maintain it in parallel with FM binaries (we don't have adequate PDF
transforms, yet, to match our corporate style).

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I'm enjoying the side discussion I've sparked--keep it up! Every little
bit I can learn about transforms and such will be of value, going
forward. We have a ... diverse... set of deliverables, and so I suspect
a lot of backend hackery will be in my near future.

David
 
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: What is a "PI marker" or "programming instruction marker"
From: Writer <generic668 at yahoo.ca>
Date: Thu, November 29, 2012 7:24 pm
To: David Artman <david at davidartman.com>, "Jeremy H. Griffith"
<jeremy at omsys.com>, Framers <framers at lists.frameusers.com>


> [By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we're between

> budgets AND about to shift to 'native' DITA using oXygen; so they're
> trying hard not to invest further in Frame-specific products. But this
> requirement for Help (in am month!) is gonna mean one last tool goes in
> that box.]


Can't you output to CHM using oXygen?

Nadine