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Neil Roeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On May 30, Neil Roeth ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On May 30, Roger Leigh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Neil Roeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[gnupg-doc]
I'm not having much luck. I do not see anywhere in the DocBook
stylesheets
where it does not use the value of the variable %html-ext% for the
html file
extension.
Very odd. It last built on Mon, 1 Nov 2004, according to the
changelog, and hasn't changed since. I assume from this there must
have been a change on the docbook tools that broke it somehow.
I did notice that this document is using a very old version of
DocBook, and
it's possible that the DocBook stylesheets are no longer compatible
with that.
I tried with the 4.1 DTD. It processed with warnings (I removed
obsolete docinfo elements), but still generated .htm.
I'll keep looking into it.
I'm making some progress. In gph/db2any, I changed all occurrences of
jade to
openjade and added a command line option -V '(define %html-ext% .html)'
and
that made the extension stick. I also changed all occurrences of nsgmls to
onsgmls and sgml2xml to osx, since those are the names of the commands in
OpenSP corresponding to the older SP commands. This would require changing
the build dependencies form jade and sp to openjade1.3 and opensp. Be
forewarned that openjade takes a lot longer to run than jade. I do not
understand why the equivalent redefinition of %html-ext% in the
gph/common/gph-style.dsl stylesheet does not seem effective. I'll
continue to
work on it some more to get it down to the necessary changes to make it
work -
I hesitate to send you what I have at the moment because I changed a
number of
things for debugging, etc., many of which I am sure are unnecessary.
BTW, I noticed that the db2any script appears to move html files around,
but
there is an %output-dir% variable that can be used to do the equivalent.
This
could be used to simplify the script - probably best left until post-Sarge.
Here's a diff for db2any that will create the files with the html extension.
You'll need to change the build dependencies as mentioned above.
Many thanks. I did a bit more testing, and created a diff for it,
including all your changes (its in
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=310763 and the final
packages are at http://people.debian.org/~rleigh/). Unfortunately,
the maintainer has not used this patch, instead fixing the problem by
renaming the files by hand, presumably because the change is much
smaller and easier to verify for sarge. Hopefully this can be
corrected using your patch post-sarge.
I verified the documents of all of the different languages, and didn't
see any problems with the openjade output.
I also noticed that chapters 6 and 7 were commented out in manual.sgml, not
sure why, that led to additional errors, and uncommenting them didn't seem to
cause problems.
I'd be happy to help update the document to a newer version of DocBook and use
the built in features to place the html output directly into the desired
directory instead of the hacks in db2any after the Sarge release.
I'm not the maintainer of the package (it's maintained by James
Troup), so this is to let him know of your offer, which I'm sure will
be well appreciated!
Many thanks for all your work,
Roger
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