Hi Peter,
The quality of the indenting depends on the XSLT processor. All that
DocBook XSL is doing is passing along the setting to the processor. The
stylesheet does not perform any indenting. What XSLT processor are you
using? Does another processor give different results? HTML or XHTML?
The indent feature is supported along with all the other attributes of
xsl:output for completeness, I believe.
The non-chunking stylesheet does not provide that option because its
xsl:output element is hardwired in the stylesheet. To change it, you
would need to create a customization layer to import the stylesheet and
add your own xsl:output element to override it. However, if you use the
onechunk.xsl stylesheet, you can generate a single output file and still
use all the chunking parameters like chunker.output.indent.
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Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
[email protected]
On 12/5/2013 6:47 PM, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
How useful is chunker.output.indent? I noticed that it randomly indents
contents of elements where whitespace matters, such as <pre> in HTML
output. That cannot possibly be useful except in the most trivial
documents. Also, the non-chunking stylesheet html/docbook.xsl doesn't
even support turning on indent in xsl:output. Is there any reason why
the chunking stylesheet supports it?
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