humm, i guess it is in _fact_ my fault that the links
won't be produced accordingly, because i forgot that i
customized that specific part of the website xsl stylesheets.
sorry for bothering you - call me a dumbass or whatever you want ;-)
regards
daniel s. haischt
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> -Ursprungliche Nachr
Yann Dirson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> file-18-24: file
> tail +18 $< | head -6 > $@
>
> (untested, there may be one-off bugs in this code)
Using 'sed' might be more straight-forward here, e.g.,
sed -ne '3,23p;' $< > $@
That prints lines 3 thru 23.
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...Adam Di Carlo..<[EMAIL
On Mon, Jan 27, 2003 at 02:41:57PM +0100, Camille Bignis wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For printing reasons, printed books usually ends with a few to many
> blank pages.
>
> Has someone come up with a solution with DocBook to fill those blank
> pages with a "Notes" header?
This issue illustrates one of
Last december, I sent a mail to the DOCBOOK list:
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/ Arnaud Vandyck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| I saw in the docbook-website example that you can have multiple toc,
| but is it possible that a toc refer to another?
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|
|
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|
Do You have an experience with parsing docbook using any coldfusion server side
library (e.g. cf_saxon)? I have troubles if I try to parse docbook using some
customization - the chunk with TOC contains only 3 letters "toc" while parsing
from the command line and the same customization is OK.
Hello,
For printing reasons, printed books usually ends with a few to many
blank pages.
Has someone come up with a solution with DocBook to fill those blank
pages with a "Notes" header?
Camille.
Martin Perina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You have to define some units, for example 0pt or 0cm.
Every value in my customization layer use units. But there are still values
outputed to FO file without units.
> But I don't
> understand what you mean with 'setting every margin="0"'. If you
> don't speci
> You have to define some units, for example 0pt or 0cm. But I don't
> understand what you mean with 'setting every margin="0"'. If you
> don't specify margin attribute, it's set to 0 by default.
No. It is not. It is set to indent-padding-border.
David
On Po, 2003-01-27 at 12:15, ABX wrote:
> I've upgraded to the latest 1.60.1 version of XSLT and I'm using it with
> xsltproc and FOP 20.4. Its output contain a lot of errors about "0" in margins
> as follow:
>
> [ERROR] Error in margin-right property value '0':
> org.apache.fop.fo.expr.PropertyExc
I've upgraded to the latest 1.60.1 version of XSLT and I'm using it with
xsltproc and FOP 20.4. Its output contain a lot of errors about "0" in margins
as follow:
[ERROR] Error in margin-right property value '0':
org.apache.fop.fo.expr.PropertyException: No conversion defined
[ERROR] Error in marg
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