Jose' Matos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Welcome back. :-)
Thanks. > There is a bugzilla entry for that topic > http://bugzilla.lyx.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1233 > Please feel free to add your suggestions there. I'll do. > > The upcoming (not yet :-) version V5 of TEI/DocBook will support some > > kind of 'marriage' between the two, so I'd like to know if/how LyX can be > > used. > > That is still vapour, but a nice move if it becomes real, and I would like > it to succeed. :-) Have you seen: http://www.tei-c.org/Activities/META/xmleurope2004-slides.pdf ? > There is some work to be done on the lyx side, and all the contributions > are welcome. The next version, 1.4, has some work in that direction. Any ETA for 1.4? > Specifically the character styles allow inline elements to be supported in > docbook. Also it is possible to specify the dtd to be used directly in > the .layout files. TEI/DocBook v5 will be expressed in Relax NG. Does it mean one will need to translate it to DTD? > The remaing bits, the support for the insets that lyx supports can be done > using some kind of "flavours" dialect. This is not 100% clear to me. > I would say that simple support is possible easily, a more integrated > scheme requires more work. I hope this answers your question. Yes, it helps, although I'd like to have some simple example ready :-) Sincerely, Gour -- Gour [EMAIL PROTECTED] Registered Linux User #278493
