... Time to get going with Docbook, I suppose.Chris -- I've found your excellent http://www.karakas-online.de/mySGML/ -- thanks very much. (For lyx-users, this provides some shell scripts esp. "lyxtox" that drive several large engines.) Your approach is:
Chris Karakas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
*It seems usable, but it's a substantial investment of time just to get the tools and configuration set up. Is this still the easiest way (in your opinion) to produce the various product files from LyX generated DocBook SGML? Any changes for recent LyX, esp 1.4?
We will put everything in a shell script. We don't want to bother about anything else. We want to ponder comfortably upon the meaning of life while drinking some coffee or tea, watching our computer do the work for us - personally, a very rewarding experience :-)
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We will use sed <http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/sed.html> to correct LyX' SGML output. The more we are able to correct, the more SGML features we get out of our plain vanilla LyX.
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We use the sgmltools <http://www.sgmltools.org> package which hides a lot of details from the end user, giving nonetheless all the power of the involved tools.
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We will adapt the DocBook DSSSL stylesheets <http://docbook.sourceforge.net/projects/dsssl/> to our personal needs and taste.
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The end product shall be a directory ready to upload to our web server with all files, links, images and formats necessary.
Any comments would be appreciated.
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