$chunk-include
$chunk-include — XPath expressions for identifying potential chunks.
Synopsis
$chunk-include as xs:string* := ('parent::db:set',
'parent::db:book',
'parent::db:part',
'parent::db:reference',
'self::db:refentry',
'self::db:section',
'self::db:sect1')
Description
This parameter is only relevant when chunking is being
performed, see Section 2.7, ““Chunked” output”. This parameter contains a
list of XPath expressions. When chunking is being applied, for every
element in the document, each expression is evaluated with that
element as the context item. If the effective boolean value of any
expression is true, the element is a candidate for chunking. It will
become a chunk unless $chunk-exclude
excludes it
or, in the special case of recursive sections, if it is nested too
deeply.
The default value for this parameter is:
('parent::db:set',
'parent::db:book',
'parent::db:part',
'parent::db:reference',
'self::db:refentry',
'self::db:section',
'self::db:sect1')
In other words all of the direct children of set
,
book
, part
, reference
will become
chunks (the special case of info
is automatically
excluded); refentry
, section
,
and sect1
become chunks anywhere
they appear. In the case of recursive sections,
$chunk-section-depth
also applies.
The namespaces in $chunk-filter-namespaces
will
be in-scope when this expression is evaluated.