On 09/21/2017 06:01 PM, Leif Halvard Silli wrote:
(Statements below ar ebased on converting an Ebook doc with chapters in XMLmind XML editor to a one page HTML.)When an Index is generated for an Ebook, the ebookc generates a table of contents in the shape of a line of letters containing the alphabet and with a link from the letters to the respective heading, if there is a such heading. Issues: * For Norwegian Nynorsk (<book xml:lang="nn" lang="nn">), the above “ToC line” was indeed generated, however, it did not contain the 'æøå' at the end of the alphabet. Thus, the alphabet stopped at 'z' - æøå was not included in the ToC list. * Whereas for Norwegian Bokmål (<book xml:lang="nb" lang="nb">) and for Russian (<book xml:lang="ru" lang="ru">), I noticed that the “ToC line” was not generated at all.
This issue is directly related to the other one --"Index creation issue for Scandinavian languages"-- you have reported.
For now, the Index 'ToC line' (which is just an A-Z line) is not generated at all when ebookc finds an index heading which does not start with letter A to Z.
We'll try to fix the "Index creation issue for Scandinavian languages" bug, but it's unlikely that we'll fix this other one. That is, you'll probably never get an Index 'ToC line' for Norwegian Nynorsk, Norwegian Bokmål, Russian, Greek, Japanese, Arabic, etc.
The same diagnostics apply to ditac -- XMLmind DITA Converter, http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/
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