No reason it shouldn't work, though I don't think anyone has touched it in years.
If you're writing a book or something, unless you need something that supports every obscure variant of footnote ever used in an academic paper, you might want to look into variants of Markdown and similar less invasive plain text markup. The value of docbook is that you can use version control and build your output in a flexible way - xml isn't particularly good or bad for that, it's just a way to get those other benefits. It is nice structurally in a way that markup that guesses whatIncantation of headings means "end of previous section" can't be, but that's not so massively useful that I'd miss it for most things. -Tim On Tue, Jun 27, 2017 at 3:14 AM Jaroslav Tulach > Hello Jan, > try: > > contrib/docbook$ ant nbm > > Btw. the main author of the module is Tim. I've just used it (modified it) > to > write my [Practical API Design](http://practical.apidesign.org) book. > > -jt > > -- http://timboudreau.com
