Re: class docbook W32
The initial search to detect docbook is for sgmltools or db2html scripts, I am really aware that you can use it without those wrappers. They call the tools you have. This could be changed, there are several possible ways to do it. I would like to hear suggestion. How about to search for (open)jade? In order to convert the document, yes, do search for openjade as well. But for anyone to write this type of document, simply make sure that the right layout files are in place and whatever other LyX specific files are needed. It's the users problem if he/she wants to write a DocBook document without the extra tools to actually do anything sensible with them. I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. Yes. He, he... This was actually a statement of facts, not a question. For 1.1.6 there is also docbook-book. It needs some work but the basis are there. Great! I'll whatch out for the Win32 port of it and get it right away for my Linux box. If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? What version do you have (lyx)? It is possible to configure the way docbook is converted to any of those formats. I think this might be a problem with MiKTeX. There are versions of JadeTeX out there made for MiKTeX 1.2?, and when installed it wrecks havoc with some of the setup. I installed this version if JadeTeX and started experiencing problems with the dvi files. I then reinstalled then latest beta of MiKTeX. Both have worked just fine after that, and I once again have correct dvi files. The support is not complete, is work in progress. We are missing mainly the inline elements, that will be supported as soon as the Logical Characther Styles are implemented. I'm only too happy to hear that there is some sort of progress on the matter. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
The initial search to detect docbook is for sgmltools or db2html scripts, I am really aware that you can use it without those wrappers. They call the tools you have. This could be changed, there are several possible ways to do it. I would like to hear suggestion. How about to search for (open)jade? In order to convert the document, yes, do search for openjade as well. But for anyone to write this type of document, simply make sure that the right layout files are in place and whatever other LyX specific files are needed. It's the users problem if he/she wants to write a DocBook document without the extra tools to actually do anything sensible with them. I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. Yes. He, he... This was actually a statement of facts, not a question. For 1.1.6 there is also docbook-book. It needs some work but the basis are there. Great! I'll whatch out for the Win32 port of it and get it right away for my Linux box. If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? What version do you have (lyx)? It is possible to configure the way docbook is converted to any of those formats. I think this might be a problem with MiKTeX. There are versions of JadeTeX out there made for MiKTeX 1.2?, and when installed it wrecks havoc with some of the setup. I installed this version if JadeTeX and started experiencing problems with the dvi files. I then reinstalled then latest beta of MiKTeX. Both have worked just fine after that, and I once again have correct dvi files. The support is not complete, is work in progress. We are missing mainly the inline elements, that will be supported as soon as the Logical Characther Styles are implemented. I'm only too happy to hear that there is some sort of progress on the matter. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
> The initial search to detect docbook is for sgmltools or db2html scripts, >I am really aware that you can use it without those wrappers. They call the >tools you have. > This could be changed, there are several possible ways to do it. > I would like to hear suggestion. How about to search for (open)jade? In order to convert the document, yes, do search for openjade as well. But for anyone to write this type of document, simply make sure that the right layout files are in place and whatever other LyX specific files are needed. It's the users problem if he/she wants to write a DocBook document without the extra tools to actually do anything sensible with them. >> I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, >> DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. >> so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a >> sgml file for me. > Yes. He, he... This was actually a statement of facts, not a question. > For 1.1.6 there is also docbook-book. It needs some work but the basis are > there. Great! I'll whatch out for the Win32 port of it and get it right away for my Linux box. >>If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view >>dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. >>That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and >>isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with >>the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more >>relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? > What version do you have (lyx)? > It is possible to configure the way docbook is converted to any of those > formats. I think this might be a problem with MiKTeX. There are versions of JadeTeX out there made for MiKTeX 1.2?, and when installed it wrecks havoc with some of the setup. I installed this version if JadeTeX and started experiencing problems with the dvi files. I then reinstalled then latest beta of MiKTeX. Both have worked just fine after that, and I once again have correct dvi files. > The support is not complete, is work in progress. We are missing mainly >the inline elements, that will be supported as soon as the Logical >Characther Styles are implemented. I'm only too happy to hear that there is some sort of progress on the matter. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
I noticed your recent posts about using Docbook with the Win32 port of LyX. I'd like to use Docbook with Win32 LyX too, but have been unable to find a file or package to install the document class - at the moment it's not even in my list of available styles I noticed that Marek Woloszyk mentions "sgml2lyx". I thought that was the file used with LinuxDoc, but in any case I have been unable to find anything suitable on the net. I have the Docbook DTDs etc but would be very grateful if somebody can help with info about the package I need to get LyX to show me a Docbook document class. I have a DocBook Article layout availabel in my LyX. This is the latest LyX release for Win32, maybe you should consider upgrading if you are not running the latest one? However, this is DocBook 3.1, not the latest (4.1). And what does the "Article" bit of it mean? Is this not a full fledge DocBook layout, but a subset? I can't seem to find the answers to these things. Neither can I find a layout for DocBook 4.1. The only chance seems to be to edit the existing layout file for the DocBook 3.1 Article, however I don't feel competent enough to do this, neither do I have the time. For the time beeing, I'm useing Emacs with psgml. It works, but is of course a lot more work because I manually have to insert the tags and worrie about the layout of the text itself so that it will be possible to find it again at a later point. I hope to see the DocBook 4.1 layout somewhere out there soon. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
In my LyX Latex configuration file (LaTeXConfig.lyx) I have this entry (for docbook) under Additional Classes. 4.6 docbook Found: no CTAN: N/A WWW: Url:http://www.sgmltools.org Notes: The class docbook is not a LaTeX document class. It is designed to produce Docbook SGML documents, which, in turn, can be exported as HTML, RTF, text, or dvi (through jadetex). You need the sgmltools v2.0 package installed to use this. I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. I guess that's why it doesn't show up as an available class in the menu Layout \ Document \ Class. It wasn't clear whether in your case, docbook DOES show as an available class or not? It does show up. As "DocBook Article". When exported to sgml, this has a doctype of DocBook 3.1. And I have a feeling that LyX does not provide all the elements of DocBook in the mentioned layout, If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? I require conversion to html, pdf and rtf. And I have that. Not from withing LyX, but that is probably just a matter of configuring LyX properly. I do it by hand or load the sgml file into Emacs. By doing it this way, I also get a valid DVI file, no errors, trough JadeTex. Based on this, I think the docbook.layout file is working as intented by its authors. What I do need, and don't have is complete support for DocBook 4.1 (sgml, not xml) in LyX. Not 3.1. And I need someone to tell me that the support for this is complete, not a subset. I don't know how to acomplish this. I am guessing that an edit of the LyX layout file (docbook.layout) is required, but beyound that I don't have a clue. And quite frankely, I don't care to find out either because I don't have the time for it. I'm currently, as I stated previously, using Emacs with psgml and I will continue to do this unitll somebody gets around to fix the DocBook document class for LyX. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 04:39:06PM +0200, Idar Tollefsen wrote: 4.6 docbook Found: no CTAN: N/A WWW: Url:http://www.sgmltools.org Notes: The class docbook is not a LaTeX document class. It is designed to produce Docbook SGML documents, which, in turn, can be exported as HTML, RTF, text, or dvi (through jadetex). You need the sgmltools v2.0 package installed to use this. The initial search to detect docbook is for sgmltools or db2html scripts, I am really aware that you can use it without those wrappers. They call the tools you have. This could be changed, there are several possible ways to do it. I would like to hear suggestion. How about to search for (open)jade? I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. Yes. I guess that's why it doesn't show up as an available class in the menu Layout \ Document \ Class. It wasn't clear whether in your case, docbook DOES show as an available class or not? It does show up. As "DocBook Article". When exported to sgml, this has a doctype of DocBook 3.1. And I have a feeling that LyX does not provide all the elements of DocBook in the mentioned layout, For 1.1.6 there is also docbook-book. It needs some work but the basis are there. If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? What version do you have (lyx)? It is possible to configure the way docbook is converted to any of those formats. I require conversion to html, pdf and rtf. And I have that. Not from withing LyX, but that is probably just a matter of configuring LyX properly. I do it by hand or load the sgml file into Emacs. By doing it this way, I also get a valid DVI file, no errors, trough JadeTex. Based on this, I think the docbook.layout file is working as intented by its authors. What I do need, and don't have is complete support for DocBook 4.1 (sgml, not xml) in LyX. Not 3.1. And I need someone to tell me that the support for this is complete, not a subset. The support is not complete, is work in progress. We are missing mainly the inline elements, that will be supported as soon as the Logical Characther Styles are implemented. I have thought about the limitations regarding the availability of the different versions of docbook available, 3.0, 3.1, 3.1.x, 4.0, 4.1.x... And these versions have different flavours, sgml/xml. It is possible to have all those cases to be configured via lyxrc in ~/.lyx that would help alot. Example: \dtd docbook "PUBLIC" "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V3.1//EN" \dtd docbook-xml "PUBLIC" "-//Norman Walsh//DTD DocBk XML V3.1.7//EN" "docbookx.dtd" \dtd website "SYSTEM" "/usr/lib/sgml/dtd/website.dtd" The first parameter after the dtd would be present in the layout files. Also using the new converter from 1.1.6 we could specify different transformations for different formats, something like: \convert docbook dvi "method1" \convert docbook-xml ps "method2" \convert website html "method3" I don't know how to acomplish this. I am guessing that an edit of the LyX layout file (docbook.layout) is required, but beyound that I don't have a clue. And quite frankely, I don't care to find out either because I don't have the time for it. I'm currently, as I stated previously, using Emacs with psgml and I will continue to do this unitll somebody gets around to fix the DocBook document class for LyX. Presently the version of the docbook dtd used is hardcoded in src/buffer.C Any help to improve the docbook support is welcome. - IT -- José
Re: class docbook W32
I noticed your recent posts about using Docbook with the Win32 port of LyX. I'd like to use Docbook with Win32 LyX too, but have been unable to find a file or package to install the document class - at the moment it's not even in my list of available styles I noticed that Marek Woloszyk mentions "sgml2lyx". I thought that was the file used with LinuxDoc, but in any case I have been unable to find anything suitable on the net. I have the Docbook DTDs etc but would be very grateful if somebody can help with info about the package I need to get LyX to show me a Docbook document class. I have a DocBook Article layout availabel in my LyX. This is the latest LyX release for Win32, maybe you should consider upgrading if you are not running the latest one? However, this is DocBook 3.1, not the latest (4.1). And what does the "Article" bit of it mean? Is this not a full fledge DocBook layout, but a subset? I can't seem to find the answers to these things. Neither can I find a layout for DocBook 4.1. The only chance seems to be to edit the existing layout file for the DocBook 3.1 Article, however I don't feel competent enough to do this, neither do I have the time. For the time beeing, I'm useing Emacs with psgml. It works, but is of course a lot more work because I manually have to insert the tags and worrie about the layout of the text itself so that it will be possible to find it again at a later point. I hope to see the DocBook 4.1 layout somewhere out there soon. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
In my LyX Latex configuration file (LaTeXConfig.lyx) I have this entry (for docbook) under Additional Classes. 4.6 docbook Found: no CTAN: N/A WWW: Url:http://www.sgmltools.org Notes: The class docbook is not a LaTeX document class. It is designed to produce Docbook SGML documents, which, in turn, can be exported as HTML, RTF, text, or dvi (through jadetex). You need the sgmltools v2.0 package installed to use this. I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. I guess that's why it doesn't show up as an available class in the menu Layout \ Document \ Class. It wasn't clear whether in your case, docbook DOES show as an available class or not? It does show up. As "DocBook Article". When exported to sgml, this has a doctype of DocBook 3.1. And I have a feeling that LyX does not provide all the elements of DocBook in the mentioned layout, If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? I require conversion to html, pdf and rtf. And I have that. Not from withing LyX, but that is probably just a matter of configuring LyX properly. I do it by hand or load the sgml file into Emacs. By doing it this way, I also get a valid DVI file, no errors, trough JadeTex. Based on this, I think the docbook.layout file is working as intented by its authors. What I do need, and don't have is complete support for DocBook 4.1 (sgml, not xml) in LyX. Not 3.1. And I need someone to tell me that the support for this is complete, not a subset. I don't know how to acomplish this. I am guessing that an edit of the LyX layout file (docbook.layout) is required, but beyound that I don't have a clue. And quite frankely, I don't care to find out either because I don't have the time for it. I'm currently, as I stated previously, using Emacs with psgml and I will continue to do this unitll somebody gets around to fix the DocBook document class for LyX. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 04:39:06PM +0200, Idar Tollefsen wrote: 4.6 docbook Found: no CTAN: N/A WWW: Url:http://www.sgmltools.org Notes: The class docbook is not a LaTeX document class. It is designed to produce Docbook SGML documents, which, in turn, can be exported as HTML, RTF, text, or dvi (through jadetex). You need the sgmltools v2.0 package installed to use this. The initial search to detect docbook is for sgmltools or db2html scripts, I am really aware that you can use it without those wrappers. They call the tools you have. This could be changed, there are several possible ways to do it. I would like to hear suggestion. How about to search for (open)jade? I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. Yes. I guess that's why it doesn't show up as an available class in the menu Layout \ Document \ Class. It wasn't clear whether in your case, docbook DOES show as an available class or not? It does show up. As "DocBook Article". When exported to sgml, this has a doctype of DocBook 3.1. And I have a feeling that LyX does not provide all the elements of DocBook in the mentioned layout, For 1.1.6 there is also docbook-book. It needs some work but the basis are there. If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? What version do you have (lyx)? It is possible to configure the way docbook is converted to any of those formats. I require conversion to html, pdf and rtf. And I have that. Not from withing LyX, but that is probably just a matter of configuring LyX properly. I do it by hand or load the sgml file into Emacs. By doing it this way, I also get a valid DVI file, no errors, trough JadeTex. Based on this, I think the docbook.layout file is working as intented by its authors. What I do need, and don't have is complete support for DocBook 4.1 (sgml, not xml) in LyX. Not 3.1. And I need someone to tell me that the support for this is complete, not a subset. The support is not complete, is work in progress. We are missing mainly the inline elements, that will be supported as soon as the Logical Characther Styles are implemented. I have thought about the limitations regarding the availability of the different versions of docbook available, 3.0, 3.1, 3.1.x, 4.0, 4.1.x... And these versions have different flavours, sgml/xml. It is possible to have all those cases to be configured via lyxrc in ~/.lyx that would help alot. Example: \dtd docbook "PUBLIC" "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V3.1//EN" \dtd docbook-xml "PUBLIC" "-//Norman Walsh//DTD DocBk XML V3.1.7//EN" "docbookx.dtd" \dtd website "SYSTEM" "/usr/lib/sgml/dtd/website.dtd" The first parameter after the dtd would be present in the layout files. Also using the new converter from 1.1.6 we could specify different transformations for different formats, something like: \convert docbook dvi "method1" \convert docbook-xml ps "method2" \convert website html "method3" I don't know how to acomplish this. I am guessing that an edit of the LyX layout file (docbook.layout) is required, but beyound that I don't have a clue. And quite frankely, I don't care to find out either because I don't have the time for it. I'm currently, as I stated previously, using Emacs with psgml and I will continue to do this unitll somebody gets around to fix the DocBook document class for LyX. Presently the version of the docbook dtd used is hardcoded in src/buffer.C Any help to improve the docbook support is welcome. - IT -- José
Re: class docbook W32
>I noticed your recent posts about using Docbook with the Win32 port of LyX. >I'd like to use Docbook with Win32 LyX too, but have been unable to find a file or >package to install the document class - at the moment it's not even in my list of >available styles >I noticed that Marek Woloszyk mentions "sgml2lyx". I thought that was the file used >with LinuxDoc, but in any case I have been unable to find anything suitable on the >net. >I have the Docbook DTDs etc but would be very grateful if somebody can help with info >about the package I need to get LyX to show me a Docbook document class. I have a DocBook Article layout availabel in my LyX. This is the latest LyX release for Win32, maybe you should consider upgrading if you are not running the latest one? However, this is DocBook 3.1, not the latest (4.1). And what does the "Article" bit of it mean? Is this not a full fledge DocBook layout, but a subset? I can't seem to find the answers to these things. Neither can I find a layout for DocBook 4.1. The only chance seems to be to edit the existing layout file for the DocBook 3.1 Article, however I don't feel competent enough to do this, neither do I have the time. For the time beeing, I'm useing Emacs with psgml. It works, but is of course a lot more work because I manually have to insert the tags and worrie about the layout of the text itself so that it will be possible to find it again at a later point. I hope to see the DocBook 4.1 layout somewhere out there soon. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
>In my LyX Latex configuration file (LaTeXConfig.lyx) I have this entry (for >docbook) under Additional Classes. >4.6 docbook >Found: no >CTAN: N/A >WWW: Url:http://www.sgmltools.org >Notes: The class docbook is not a LaTeX document class. >It is designed to produce Docbook SGML documents, which, in turn, can be >exported as HTML, RTF, text, or dvi (through jadetex). You need the >sgmltools v2.0 package installed to use this. I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a sgml file for me. >I guess that's why it doesn't show up as an available class in the menu >Layout \ Document \ Class. >It wasn't clear whether in your case, docbook DOES show as an available >class or not? It does show up. As "DocBook Article". When exported to sgml, this has a doctype of DocBook 3.1. And I have a feeling that LyX does not provide all the elements of DocBook in the mentioned layout, >If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view >dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. >That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and >isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with >the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more >relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? I require conversion to html, pdf and rtf. And I have that. Not from withing LyX, but that is probably just a matter of configuring LyX properly. I do it by hand or load the sgml file into Emacs. By doing it this way, I also get a valid DVI file, no errors, trough JadeTex. Based on this, I think the docbook.layout file is working as intented by its authors. What I do need, and don't have is complete support for DocBook 4.1 (sgml, not xml) in LyX. Not 3.1. And I need someone to tell me that the support for this is complete, not a subset. I don't know how to acomplish this. I am guessing that an edit of the LyX layout file (docbook.layout) is required, but beyound that I don't have a clue. And quite frankely, I don't care to find out either because I don't have the time for it. I'm currently, as I stated previously, using Emacs with psgml and I will continue to do this unitll somebody gets around to fix the DocBook document class for LyX. - IT
Re: class docbook W32
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 04:39:06PM +0200, Idar Tollefsen wrote: > >4.6 docbook > >Found: no > >CTAN: N/A > >WWW: Url:http://www.sgmltools.org > >Notes: The class docbook is not a LaTeX document class. > >It is designed to produce Docbook SGML documents, which, in turn, can be > >exported as HTML, RTF, text, or dvi (through jadetex). You need the > >sgmltools v2.0 package installed to use this. The initial search to detect docbook is for sgmltools or db2html scripts, I am really aware that you can use it without those wrappers. They call the tools you have. This could be changed, there are several possible ways to do it. I would like to hear suggestion. How about to search for (open)jade? > I have a Windows NT envrioment set up with OpenJade, JadeTex, > DocBook, stylesheets and whatever else is in here. > so I can performe the desired conversion as long as LyX exports a > sgml file for me. Yes. > >I guess that's why it doesn't show up as an available class in the menu > >Layout \ Document \ Class. > >It wasn't clear whether in your case, docbook DOES show as an available > >class or not? > > It does show up. As "DocBook Article". When exported to sgml, this has > a doctype of DocBook 3.1. And I have a feeling that LyX does not provide > all the elements of DocBook in the mentioned layout, For 1.1.6 there is also docbook-book. It needs some work but the basis are there. > >If I try to start a new document from that docbook.layout file and go "view > >dvi" it gives me a LaTeX error even before I've changed or set anything. > >That's why I think that the docbook.layout file is just "for instance" and > >isn't capable of compiling anything. In any case, in my installation, with > >the "docbook" template file, I can not import or export anything more > >relevant than ASCII, so surely the engine room is empty no? What version do you have (lyx)? It is possible to configure the way docbook is converted to any of those formats. > I require conversion to html, pdf and rtf. And I have that. Not from > withing LyX, but that is probably just a matter of configuring LyX > properly. I do it by hand or load the sgml file into Emacs. > By doing it this way, I also get a valid DVI file, no errors, trough > JadeTex. Based on this, I think the docbook.layout file is > working as intented by its authors. > > What I do need, and don't have is complete support for > DocBook 4.1 (sgml, not xml) in LyX. Not 3.1. And I need someone > to tell me that the support for this is complete, not a subset. The support is not complete, is work in progress. We are missing mainly the inline elements, that will be supported as soon as the Logical Characther Styles are implemented. I have thought about the limitations regarding the availability of the different versions of docbook available, 3.0, 3.1, 3.1.x, 4.0, 4.1.x... And these versions have different flavours, sgml/xml. It is possible to have all those cases to be configured via lyxrc in ~/.lyx that would help alot. Example: \dtd docbook "PUBLIC" "-//OASIS//DTD DocBook V3.1//EN" \dtd docbook-xml "PUBLIC" "-//Norman Walsh//DTD DocBk XML V3.1.7//EN" "docbookx.dtd" \dtd website "SYSTEM" "/usr/lib/sgml/dtd/website.dtd" The first parameter after the dtd would be present in the layout files. Also using the new converter from 1.1.6 we could specify different transformations for different formats, something like: \convert docbook dvi "method1" \convert docbook-xml ps "method2" \convert website html "method3" > I don't know how to acomplish this. I am guessing that an edit of > the LyX layout file (docbook.layout) is required, but beyound that > I don't have a clue. And quite frankely, I don't care to find out either > because I don't have the time for it. I'm currently, as I stated previously, > using Emacs with psgml and I will continue to do this unitll somebody > gets around to fix the DocBook document class for LyX. Presently the version of the docbook dtd used is hardcoded in src/buffer.C Any help to improve the docbook support is welcome. > > - IT -- José
