Hi all,
I try to make an ODT to DAISY DTBook AddOn based on an XSLT
Transformation and Java UNO AddOn.
(for more Informations, see: http://sourceforge.net/projects/odt2dtbook)
DTBooks need page numbering in order to navigate directly to a specific page.
It is strongly recommended that pages be individually and uniquely
tagged in text books.
DTBooks need to use "printed" page numbering, not "real" page
numbering (in status bar).
Moreover Dtbook make a distinction between 0-9, iii, and other numbering format
This is a dtbook example:
[...]
<pagenum page="front" id="fm-3">iii</pagenum>
[...]
<pagenum page="normal" id="ch3-43">43</pagenum>
<p>this is the line 1 of page 43</p>
<p>this is the line 2 of page 43</p>
<pagenum page="normal" id="ch3-44">44</pagenum>
<p>this is the line 1 of page 44</p>
<p>this is the line 2 of page 44</p>
[...]
It's seems that ODT doesn't contain any "hard coded" page or
page-break tag, and footers aren't on each pages,
so it's hard to know when a new page start
Do you have any informations or feedbacks about page numbering ?
(I can make a pre-processing using Java UNO if it's needed)
PS:
Currently, I use this template to detect each pages:
<template match="text:p">
<xsl:variable name="masterPageStyle"
select="/office:document/office:automatic-styles
/style:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:name=(current()/@text:style-name)]
/@style:master-page-name" />
<xsl:variable name="breakBefore"
select="/office:document/office:automatic-styles
/style:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:name=(current()/@text:style-name)]
/style:paragraph-properties/@fo:break-before" />
<xsl:if test="$masterPageStyle or $breakBefore='page'">
<p>=====[page]=====</p>
</xsl:if>
</template>
Do you think it is a right way ?
Cordially
Vincent Spiewak
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