Actually, I'm not going to do anything until we can discuss the issue.
Basically the problem is that only ONE xsl stylesheet can be called by
xsltproc and that file must include all the required customizations (or
include other files).
I had that working for my limited use (book and chunk html only) with a
not-very-clean Perl system. With CMake I think we need maybe a separate
xsl file for:
man/html
man/pdf (fo)
book/html
book/pdf (fo)
article/html
article/pdf (fo)
The main reason is for fine-tuning such things as TOCs, section (chapter)
font sizes and numbering (or not), etc. Books and articles are very
different.
(Note that some of our categories are currently the same DocBook type, but
if we want them formatted differently, they will each need their own
customized xsl files for both html and pdf.)
BTW, I think we should split out the man page pdf products as a separate
extra-extra target because man pages can easily be made into pdf's as
required on *nix systems, to wit:
$ man -t attributes > attributes.ps
$ ps2pdf attributes.ps
Best,
-Tom
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