[docbook-apps] syntax highlighting in webhelp format

[Natalie Kershaw]

Is anyone syntax highlighting programlistings in webhelp format?

I use the maven-docbkx-plugin and in 
HTML and PDF output, I add the following to my customization layer:

  xsl:import href=urn:docbkx:stylesheet/highlight.xsl/

But there is no highlight.xsl file in the webhelp directory. 

Is there any other way of doing this?

Nat


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Re: [docbook-apps] Convert a relative file link to a URL in docbook

[Natalie Kershaw]

Thank you! I will try this out. 

On 18/09/2013, at 4:03 AM, Bob Stayton b...@sagehill.net wrote:

 What a great idea.  That looks to be very useful for a variety of purposes.
 
 Bob Stayton
 Sagehill Enterprises
 b...@sagehill.net
 
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 From: Jirka Kosek ji...@kosek.cz
 Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2013 2:33 AM
 To: docbook-apps@lists.oasis-open.org
 Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Convert a relative file link to a URL in docbook
 
 On Mon, Sep 16, 2013, at 21:13, Natalie Kershaw wrote:
 xsl:template match=d:link[@role='relative']
  xsl:copy
xsl:attribute name=xlink:href
  xsl:value-of select=concat('http://prefix/', @xlink:href)/
/xsl:attribute
  /xsl:copy
  xsl:apply-templates select=d:link/
 /xsl:template
 
 This seems to half-work in that it does prepend the prefix to the link
 href, but then it does not convert the link element into FO.
 
 Bob already described, why it doesn't work. However you can quite easily
 use this approach. Use profiling stylesheets (ones starting with
 profile-, eg. profile-docbook.xsl) and put your template into profile
 mode. By default profile mode copies source document and you can change
 this behaviour to do some changes in your source document, for example:
 
 xsl:template match=d:link[@role='relative'] mode=profile
 xsl:copy
  xsl:copy-of select=@*/
   xsl:attribute name=xlink:href
 xsl:value-of select=concat('http://prefix/', @xlink:href)/
   /xsl:attribute
   xsl:apply-templates mode=profile/
 /xsl:copy
 /xsl:template
 
 That should do the trick.
 
 Jirka
 
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[docbook-apps] Convert a relative file link to a URL in docbook

[Natalie Kershaw]

I am using docbook as a source for HTML and PDF output. In the docbook
source, I have a series of links which are relative (pointing to javadoc
files), which is fine for the HTML output because the javadoc files are
deployed alongside the original document. For the PDF output, I would like
to convert these to absolute links by way of prepending a URL prefix. Is
this possible? I have added a 'relative' role to these links and have tried
adding a fo customization layer:

xsl:template match=d:link[@role='relative']
  xsl:copy
xsl:attribute name=xlink:href
  xsl:value-of select=concat('http://prefix/', @xlink:href)/
/xsl:attribute
  /xsl:copy
  xsl:apply-templates select=d:link/
/xsl:template

This seems to half-work in that it does prepend the prefix to the link
href, but then it does not convert the link element into FO.

Any ideas, or other ways this could be done?