Another thing to keep in mind is that DocBook already has a large
assortment (some people say too many, but others of us disagree) of
semantic elements available that describe many features of computers.
Before investing in time to create a new class of things by using a
role on emphasis, make
honyk wrote:
There is a navigation with well known buttons
Contents/Index/Search/Favorities, but interesting is also the document
window. There are small forward, back and top links with the appropriate
tooltips as well as Show in content, Add to Favorities and Home links. In
the header there
Hello Docbook-apps,
I'm newby in docbook. I try to include some text file into docbook
document using tag
xi:include parse=text href=xmllint.txt/
and got an error:
Element include in namespace 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude' encountered in
section, but no template matches.
What I am doing
Hello,
I want to get colored listings in docbook output, how I can get it?
Is there a simple way to make text colored, such tags
color color=dark_greenclass/color CMyClass { };
or there is more specialized tags such
cpp-keywordclass/cpp-keyword CMyClass { };
or there is another way to make
Hi Marty,
This section of Bob Stayton's indespensible book has lots of good information
on xincludes:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/ModularDoc.html
For your specific problem, this section in particular can show you what's
necessary:
It sounds like the xincludes are being passed through to the DocBook transforms
rather than being resolved before the processing is taking place. Take a look
at Bob Stayton's write-up:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Xinclude.html
His reference on DocBook XSL is excellent.
Regards,
Larry
Marty,
Bob Statyton has a good discussion of program listings:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/ProgramListings.html
There is a section on syntax highlighting (which differentiates among things
like keywords, constants, and parameters) at the bottom of the ToC on this page.
Regards,
Larry
Hello,
There is a navigation with well known buttons
Contents/Index/Search/Favorities, but interesting is also the
document window. There are small forward, back and top links with the
appropriate tooltips as well as Show in content, Add to Favorities and
Home links. In the header
Oops. Larry's right. Your problem is failing to resolve the xincludes before
processing with the xsls. I didn't look at your error message closely and
assumed it was one you got during validation. In any case, Bob's book does have
all the answers :-)
David
-Original Message-
From:
Hi all,
after one year of intensive coding, I am glad to announce the
availability of Calenco V2 RC1.
Calenco is a Web based XML CCMS, with built-in support for DocBook V5.
It allows you to:
- Store and modify files (XML and images notably) through a WebDAV
interface.
- Show the tree of
... DocBook ... elements ...
Is the following the official DocBook element reference ?
http://www.docbook.org/tdg/en/html/ref-elements.html
Before investing in time to create a new class of things by using a
role on emphasis, make sure that there is not already something
available in the
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