John Gage wrote:
I also use the National Library of Medicine's MeSH subject headings.
25,000 descriptors with definitions, synonyms and a lot of other things.
They give it to you in single files either as text, xml, or other ways.
Big files. Hundreds of megabytes. That makes it so that you can do just
about anything with it you want. It is one of the seven wonders of the
world.
I do suggest that a plain text file of the entire documentation be made
part of the documentation armamentarium.
From <http://www.postgresql.org/docs/manuals/>:
"The DocBook SGML source for the manuals is available as part of the
PostgreSQL source download available in the FTP area."
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Lew
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