On Sat, 17 Sep 2011, Lex Trotman wrote:
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Note to self, finish typing before pressing send :)
Do you mean an ODT backend for Asciidoc?
Yes.
That would be good, but I don't know quite how hard it would be, I am
no expert on ODT but IIUC its more complex than docbook.
Well, of course we wouldn't be mapping everything ODT can do, but just the
things that Asciidoc/Docbook does. Furthermore, the default style could
resemble Asciidoc's default HTML but using proper style-names. Output can
then be tweaked using LibreOffice/OpenOffice and saved as a template that
can be applied using unoconv.
If you wanted to create the zipped format you would probably need a
postprocessor to zip it all up, but a2x could probably be adapted to
do that.
IIRC ODT can also work as a single XML file, but yes having a default
zipped file would be welcome (but probably the easiest part :-) Having a
single XML ODF file is most useful for debugging though.
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