Has anyone tried to use schematron to enforce the line length of programlisting?
We want to be able to limit the line-length of our programlistings when we are authoring. That is, we need to be informed when a line length in a programlisting exceeds a number of characters (e.g., 72) so that we can go in and format the lines properly. E.g., I'm imagining that this would involve counting the number of characters before a eol and then comparing this number against the character limit (72). If anyone has an alternative suggestion, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Kate Subject: Re: [docbook] prettyprinting code snippets From: Hannes Magnusson <[email protected]> To: DavePawson <[email protected]> Date: Sun, 14 Jun 2009 12:59:31 +0200 On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 19:01, DavePawson<[email protected]> wrote: > Mauricio Tavares wrote: >> >> I am writing a an article in which I am including quite a few xml >> examples and snippets. I have been using <programlisting> but was now >> wondering if there is a way I can prettyprint those snippets. Anyone? > > > ONly if the code is well laid out in the first place? > I try to break lines at <= 70 chars to make sure > it fits on a screen. > > If you want code highlighting etc.. sorry no. When the PHP documentations where using DocBook-XSL we used to add a customization layer to add special "tags" around <programlisting>, and then post process the output to syntax highlight and format examples (php, xml, ..). For example with <programlisting role="php"><?php.. ?></programlisting> the customization layer would generate "<phpcode><?php.. ?></phpcode>" that was then post processed with other applications. Currently we are using "PhD" (PHP based Docbook Renderer) which handles all these kinds of things :) -Hannes [email protected]
