Section names may cause html names to be too long

[Paul A. Bristow]

The neat automatic generation of section names needs to carry two warnings:

1 Names may cause html filenames to become too long (>32 chars)

2 User provided section names that include capitals may generate CamelCase filenames, disapproved by Boost. So recommend using all lower case section names.

[Daniel James]

Concerning point 2, it should be its own ticket. And no, I won't fix it, quickbook shouldn't force people to follow boost guidelines. Especially since I want it to eventually be useful outside of boost.

But I'll look into dealing with long ids. I think that for 1.5- they'll issue a warning, for 1.6+ they'll be truncated. It'll need to detect collisions, although it probably should do that anyway.

[anonymous]

I seem to recall seeing something in the XSL stylesheets for reducing the length of the file names.

[Paul A. Bristow]

OK with both your proposals. Thanks.

[anonymous]

Oops, wrong field.

[Daniel James]

(In [75251]) Quickbook: New version of id_manager. Fixes #1221.

This encapsulates more in the id and section handling code. Fixes a few edge cases and separates implementation of the new and old section handling code. Always normalizes and truncates generated ids in quickbook 1.6.