Le 24/12/2014 22:17, dutille a écrit :
Hello,
I am not a seasoned asciidoc user and I was not sure I could figure
out how to make it work.
In my txt source file I have now inserted the 2 user-defined
attributes pdfoutput and epuboutput :
ifdef::basebackend-docbook[]
ifdef::pdfoutput[]
image::myfigure.pdf[width="15cm"]
endif::pdfoutput[]
ifdef::epuboutput[]
image::myfigure.png[]
endif::epuboutput[]
endif::basebackend-docbook[]
The command lines look like :
a2x -fepub ... -a epuboutput myfile.txt
a2x -fpdf ... -a pdfoutput myfile.txt
And it works.
Hi all,
Thanks Dutille for sharing.
At some point in the past I generated both HTML and PDF versions of
documents.
I wished I had some macro adjument that would simplify the lines above
into just:
image::myfigure
that would automatically pick the appropriate variant (png, pdf) by
adding an extension based on the document output format, and possibly
additional arguments. Indeed in docbook/asciidoc context it often makes
sense that the arguments depend on output format but are the same for
all pictures in a document.
The variants of included image would have been generated via a Makefile
rule like :
%.png: %.pdf
convert $< (some relevant convert options) $@
I have not edited enough documents at that time in both HTML and PDF to
justify this effort, now PDF is virtually my only output format.
The overall benefit is simpler, more readable, more backend-independent
asciidoc source file, keeping high quality output.
Has anyone worked in such a direction ?
Else if I do it some day I'll share, especially if someone shows interest.
Regards,
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Stéphane Gourichon 06 03 34 84 21
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