On Mon, Mar 12, 2001 at 09:53:00PM +0100, Jirka Kosek wrote:
>
> "Egon Schmid (@work)" wrote:
>
> > > Problem is that DSSSL stylesheets does not know "kr" language (Korea?).
> > > There is language "ko" in DSSSL stylesheets. IMHO this is error in
> > > php-doc, because "kr" is country code (ISO 3166) and "ko" is language
> > > code (ISO 639). Short term solution would be to change lang="kr" to
> > > lang="ko" in manual.xml. Long term solution is to change "kr" to "ko" in
> > > php-doc consistently.
> >
> > Nope. If you configure --with-lang=kr and look into the Makefile you
> > will see a line with "LANG=ko". Since DSSSL 1.59 "ko" is supported. BTW
> > I get the same error messages.
>
> But if you look manual.xml generated by configure you will see
>
> ...
> <book id="manual" lang="kr">
> <title>&PHPManual;</title>
> ...
>
> Stylesheet takes language code for autogenerated text from lang
> attribute.
The attributes in the book element doesn't have any meaning. This is done
by the Makefile (LANG=ko) and common.dsl (define %default-language% "ko").
When you look into chapters.ent then you can see that the files are coming
from the kr directory.
It would be very nice, if the Korean people look for other DocBook
manuals in Korean language and ask the authors, what they have done.
-Egon
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