Hi,

Indeed, the problem was mine, setting as required/optional the importance
of the cmd element, not the step. I wasn't aware of the difference.

Thanks for the clarification. Kind regards,


*Ignacio García Soblechero*
*Marketing Activo Inteligente S.L.*

*Responsable de Control de Calidad (QA)*
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2015-05-08 11:04 GMT+02:00 Hussein Shafie <[email protected]>:

> On 05/07/2015 04:52 PM, Ignacio García Soblechero wrote:
>
>>
>> I'm trying to activate mark-important-steps in my recently installed
>> ditac via command-line parameter:
>>
>> -p mark-important-steps yes
>>
>> My output files (in format WebHelp) doesn't show any text for steps
>> marked with importance=optional.
>>
>> I've seen other messages in this list where it is said to be careful
>> while using custom XSLT files. In my case, I haven't modified or
>> replaced them. I'm only trying different options from command line and
>> I'm not able to activate this one.
>>
>> Please, let me know if there could be any problem in my configuration or
>> if it's a question of ditac.
>>
>>
> I'm sorry but I cannot reproduce this problem using latest version of
> ditac.
>
> I have generated the WebHelp of "XMLmind DITA Converter Manual" with "-p
> mark-important-steps yes" and it worked fine for me. See attached
> screenshot.
>
> May be you have added the importance attributes on the cmd rather than on
> the step? What follows is the DITA source corresponding to attached
> screenshot.
>
> ---
>     <steps>
>       <step importance="required">
>         <cmd>Unzip the distribution in any directory you want.</cmd>
>
>         <stepxmp><screen>C:\&gt; mkdir ditac
> C:\&gt; cd ditac
> C:\ditac&gt; unzip ditac-2_5_4.zip
> C:\ditac&gt; dir ditac-2_5_4
> ... &lt;DIR&gt; bin
> ... &lt;DIR&gt; doc
> ... &lt;DIR&gt; docsrc
> ...</screen></stepxmp>
>
>         <stepresult>XMLmind DITA Converter is intended to be used directly
>         from the <filepath>ditac-2_5_4/</filepath> directory. That is, you
> can
>         run the <cmdname>ditac</cmdname> command by simply executing (in a
>         Command Prompt on windows, a terminal on
> Unix):<screen>C:\ditac&gt; ditac-2_5_4\bin\ditac</screen></stepresult>
>       </step>
>
>       <step importance="optional">
>         <cmd>Depending the output formats you want to generate, you'll
> need to
>         download and install third-party external tools.</cmd>
>
>         <choices>
>           <choice><p>If you want to generate PDF or PostScript®, download
> and
>           install <xref format="html"
>           href="http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/";
> scope="external">Apache
>           FOP</xref>.</p>
> ---
>
>
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