Hi all,
This is my little contribution to the problem.
XML DTD 4.1.2
XSL 1.29
2 tests with:
- xalan 2.0.0 xerces 1.2.3 as distributed by apache
- xalan 1.2.2 as distributed by apache
[results below]
In short xalan 1.2.2 works with Norm's XSL, while xalan 2.0.0 don't.
However, building a
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I also tried with website DTD and XSL, after:
- commenting out "workaround for a XalanJ1 bug"
- changing docbookx.xsl path in website.xsl
It worked perfectly apart that it outputed all html files inside the
website.xsl directory!!!
Using a custom empty
You can use Emacs macros (perhaps the best in this case) or use
Entities. Some examples of this last solution has been shown in
this list.
Regards,
Juan R. Migoya
Carsten Wartmann wrote:
Hi,
it's me again. Another thing I miss is the possibility to define
macros for my text. For
I am trying to reproduce in NetBSD some DocBook work I've done in a
Debian system. I have an xml page that works very nicely in the latter
environment; I've processed it to generate html output. But in NetBSD I
can't get past parsing the DTD using psgmls. The page starts out like
this:
!DOCTYPE
Holger Rauch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Michael Smith wrote:
[...]
And the OASIS Exchange table model -- which I think will be the
default in DocBook 5.0 -- doesn't allow spanspec at all, but
requires you to specify horizontal spans on entry's.
Do you have any
