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From: tmoran@acm.org
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Subject: Re: Missing features in NaturalAdaBrowseDoc...
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>Something that I would find useful for a tool like AdaBrowse, is the
>ability to provide indexes on specific entries in the comments.
  The program that scans pages on web sites and indexes them for
www.adaic.com can trivialy scan a set of docs in the form of html files.
Then Randy's search tool (see Search Ada sites at www.adaic.com) could do
your searches.  (The doc tool that makes Claw's searchable Windows Help
files preceded the html search project.)

>And then to have the cross reference generated between each req and
>sources where it is referenced.
  The searcher's database, of course, is basically a list of "where
referenced" for search terms, and could be dumped as such.