The SeeAlso Markup Language Fredrik Lundh | May 2005 The SeeAlso
Markup Language is a minimal XML dialect that can be used to
generate links between different web-based documentation sets. A
documentation generator can use one or more SeeAlso files to add
outbound links to related documents at other sites. A
documention generator can also generate SeeAlso files, for use
by other sites. (To view it another way, a SeeAlso file is a
collection of trackbacks, stored in a single XML file.) Here’s a
small SeeAlso file, which contains a single link: <seealso
src='http://effbot.org/python-seealso.xml'> <item
href='http://www.effbot.org/librarybook/atexit.htm'>
<title>Using the <em>atexit</em> module</title>
<target>atexit</target> <target>atexit.register</target> </item>
</seealso> A larger example can be found here. Also see
Generating SeeAlso Indexes for the Python Library Reference.
FIXME: Use a namespace? The seealso Element This is the document
root element. It can contain zero or one info element, followed
by z