At 21:12 14/10/2002, Jeff Beal wrote:
(Does anyone have a tutorial on
navigating the plethora of DocBook tutorials yet?)
Good point Jeff.
they are getting rather profuse and widespread.
Suggestions how to join/link/merge or otherwise
make them more cohesive?
regards DaveP
At 11:33 11/10/2002, Daniel Veillard wrote:
I don't affirm or deny anything w.r.t. conditionalization needs. I'm
just stating my position as the guys who implement and maintain the
friggin' code, okay !
Corr, he's a bad tempered old b isn't he :-)
I'm not convinced that one need acces
At 20:18 08/10/2002, David Cramer wrote:
XEP 2.7x, but these aren't floats. It's a block thing inside of a para, specifically
when there's mixed content before the block thing.
para
The following image shows just what I mean.
informalfigure float=0
mediaobject
At 23:29 07/10/2002, David Cramer wrote:
XEP does this with the fo (Hope my ascii art doesn't get munged):
|---| |---|
|Blah blah | ||-||
| | ||image.gif||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| | || ||
| |
At 13:29 08/10/2002, Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
hello,
because i created my complete web site using
docbook/website i would like add a docbook
GIF button to the 'powered by' section of my
site.
Yes, I'd do that too.
How about the docbook 'duck' ??
Norm, would you ask O'Reilly please?
Good
At 13:38 08/10/2002, Daniel Veillard wrote:
if there is no official Logo, I suggest someone with knowledge of
Photoshop/Gimp/whatever makes one based on the duck of the DocBook
Book, assuming O'Reilly is fine if the project reuses the image for
DocBook related icons.
A good logo do make a
At 13:42 08/10/2002, Norman Walsh wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
/ Daniel S. Haischt [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| is there a docbook button available?
If you accept my crude renditions as available
http://docbook.sf.net/release/buttons/website-1.png
At 14:08 08/10/2002, Norman Walsh wrote:
Right. So the option that puts an article appendix on a separate page
sequence will have to be a little more clever.
Or we all accept that an article is in a single page flow?
regards DaveP
At 13:42 08/10/2002, Norman Walsh wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
/ Daniel S. Haischt [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| is there a docbook button available?
If you accept my crude renditions as available
http://docbook.sf.net/release/buttons/website-1.png
At 11:12 06/10/2002, David Garnier wrote:
Hello,
Sorry if this is a common problem with an obvious solution, but I didn't
found anything about it.
Its one I'm suffering from at the moment.
If you disconnect from the internet, it will stop altogether (guess)
i.e. it is resolving the DTD's etc
At 23:17 04/10/2002, Daniel S. Haischt wrote:
but if i am using ...
translate('This is a foobar sentence.', ' ', '#160;')
... with saxon i am getting the following result ...
ThisA isA aA foobarA sentence.
You need to set the output encoding to html.
HTH DaveP
At 12:38 04/10/2002, Togan Muftuoglu wrote:
1) Is appendix in an article considered a back-matter
Yes, IMO, but I could probably argue for some books it may
be a part of the body, since 'other' material is better grouped
as backmatter.
b) Should not appendix be forced to start on a new page
At 18:15 04/10/2002, Togan Muftuoglu wrote:
* Dave Pawson; [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04 Oct, 2002 wrote:
b) Should not appendix be forced to start on a new page
Yes, IMO
Ok then why it does not and I have to add an extra processing
instruction to force it
? Because we don't control/own the docbook
At 18:49 04/10/2002, Bob Stayton wrote:
In fact, the XSL FO stylesheets do not treat an appendix
in an article as back matter. There is a special template
in fo/component.xsl with match=article/appendix that
processes the appendix as if it were a section.
It doesn't start a new page-sequence.
At 03:10 02/10/2002, Billard, Trish wrote:
When I log onto the Windows 2000 machine, and execute the batch file that calls the
1.55.0 stylesheets, things work fine.
When a different person logs on to the same machine and executes the SAME batch file,
the transformation fails completely.
Are
At 03:35 02/10/2002, John Himpel wrote:
I am trying to validate two xml files using the modular document
technique that Bob Stayton shows in www.sagehill.net.
Command:
xmllint --catalogs --noout --xinclude --valid --dtdvalid
http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.2/docbookx.dtd Caller.xml
At 09:10 02/10/2002, ion wrote:
I have written a DocBook 'tutorial' that is ready for scrutiny
Is it just me, or has the pareto point been reached with
docbook documentation? Initially it was tdg and a few files from Norm...
Now its getting to snowball time :-)
Nice to have, but getting hard
At 09:16 02/10/2002, Stephan Wiesner wrote:
I use abbrev in conjunction with biblio elements. In my oppinion, it
is not intended as standalone.
biblioentry id=biblio_GoF
abbrevGoF/abbrev
snip.
Ok, must admit I'd not thought of it being used like so.
I'm far more used to the html
At 10:41 25/09/2002, Jirka Kosek wrote:
In my test doc, which has book lang=ja, this seems to work. Is this
the 'right' way to do it?
Yes, this is a correct way to get language for current element. The
problem is, that in lang attribute of xsl:sort you can't use expressions
(AVTs) if you
At 11:02 24/09/2002, Togan Muftuoglu wrote:
d) Why do I have to learn so many things just make a simple thing ( for
hyphenation with Fop I had to create the configuration from the TeX Turkish
hyphenation where TeX is was and will be Greek to me. In order to write
a non working Compare_tr (
At 11:14 24/09/2002, Jirka Kosek wrote:
e) Most probably I am a masochist
or hacker who wants to play with cutting-edge technologies :-)
grin/Thats the phrase I was looking for Jirka!
DaveP
At 14:31 24/09/2002, Karl Eichwalder wrote:
You right, olink is the best way.
Probably. Or just add a dummy chapter with all missing IDs to the
respective document (cf. David Megginson's book on XML).
Its presently my bedside table reading.. chapter reference please,
I haven't got to it.
At 22:18 03/06/2002 +0200, Tomas Valusek wrote:
Hello,
I'm an editor of a Czech magazine for blind computer users. I'm working on
WinXP, and currently almost all articles are written in HTML and converted
to plain text because of accessibility (some subscribers can't use HTML). I
use MSIE6 to
At 12:58 12/06/2002 +0200, Jens Stavnstrup wrote:
I would therefore suggest, that the pagesetup.xsl define an additional
pagesequence master used specificly for these pre document elements,
and then only use the titlepage1 for the actual titlepage.
From what I've heard on this list, peoples
At 12:35 10/06/2002 -0400, Ed Nixon wrote:
For the adventuresome, the nightly builds, i.e. trunk version 1.1a I
think, still come with the link navigator enabled. Here's the link to the
SVG capable version as it's published on the Mozilla SVG project page.
At 17:32 27/05/2002 -0400, Dan York wrote:
Okay, I'm stumped... anyone know why I get this error msg:
Error at byte 653 of
file:/E:/stinson/SME_Server/userguide/French/userguidesme.x
ml:
Error reported by XML parser: bad continuation of multi-byte UTF-8
sequence (c
ode: 0x22)
You have
At 09:17 28/05/2002 -0400, Jeff Beal wrote:
I've gotten this message, too. I found (using Emacs) what seemed to be the
area of problem. I don't remember the exact string, but it looked roughly
like this:
a\200\202
In my case, that character was supposed to be an rdquo;, I believe,
At 05:43 22/05/2002 -0400, Norman Walsh wrote:
Can someone point me to a description of what needs to be generated for SVG?
http://www.protocol7.com/svg-wiki/ow.asp?EmbedingSvgInHTML
HTH DaveP
At 14:00 22/05/2002 +0200, Bart Schuller wrote:
Note that Mozilla 1.0 will not ship with SVG enabled.
Nor IE.
Use the svg plug in from adobe.
www.adobe.com/svg
Also includes the get out to download if not supported.
Regards DaveP
At 06:35 21/05/2002 -0400, Norman Walsh wrote:
| BTW, Does the resolver 1.1 have a practical range of verbosity? 0 off,
| to the highest ??
It has a range, I don't know if you'll find the steps practical.
0=off, 1=show a few things, 2=show more, 3=show most, 4=show all.
And to get it going in
At 22:57 21/05/2002 +1000, Steve Ball wrote:
Perhaps suggest for inclusion in mediaobject?
I treat them exactly the same way as images, ie. use
imageobject inside a mediaobject. I note that DocBook
4.1.2+ has provision for SVG.
Might have guessed I'm an era out of date
(How did Motley put it
At 09:45 21/05/2002 -0500, Dennis Grace wrote:
I have a developer who wants to print, from a DocBook SGML document, PDFs
with numbered lines so that reviewers can respond with comments by line
number. Anyone know how to do this in the DSSSLs?
?? Deliver the xml to the reviewers?
Then user markup
I had occasion today to include an SVG diagram in HTML output.
Is this a rare beast?
Perhaps suggest for inclusion in mediaobject?
Regards DaveP
At 12:36 17/05/2002 +0200, Steffen Maier wrote:
Is there any option or flag that would trace or profile what the startup
code is actually doing ?
Yet another flag :-): Try starting up your Emacs instance with the command
line parameter --debug-init. Alas, as the name already suggests it
At 14:34 16/05/2002 +1200, Dave Brooks, BCS Systems wrote:
I'm using the psgml emacs package under Windows 2000, as downloaded from
the TEI website, and slowly converting to using a powerful (but different
keystrokes to what I'm used to !!) editor.
However, why does it take almost a minute to
At 00:15 16/05/2002 -0400, Gary Lawrence Murphy wrote:
I don't know Windows. If you can run emacs from the RUN button, try
running it with --no-init as a run flag; this loads Emacs alone
without loading any of the library files. Emacs itself is mostly just
an engine, and your distro may have
At 11:20 14/05/2002 -0700, Bob Stayton wrote:
Looks like its troff?
(Excuse my ignorance, are they related? )
Yep. The troff command produces typeset output, nroff produces
ascii output. Single-source for multiple outputs.
Just like DocBook. 8^)
OK, stop chuckling Bob :-)
Nothing new on
This came up on the xfree86 list.
Our Argentinan contigent is very anxious to translate the man pages (into
docbook)
Don't ask me why :-). the problem is that they are in nroff. Is their
something out there that translates nroff?
Anyone come across such a tool please?
Regards DaveP
At 10:26 14/05/2002 -0700, Bob Stayton wrote:
Our Argentinan contigent is very anxious to translate the man pages (into
docbook)
Don't ask me why :-). the problem is that they are in nroff. Is their
something out there that translates nroff?
They might try:
At 20:27 14/05/2002 +0300, Togan Muftuoglu wrote:
* Dave Pawson; [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 14 May, 2002 wrote:
This came up on the xfree86 list.
Our Argentinan contigent is very anxious to translate the man pages
(into docbook)
Don't ask me why :-). the problem is that they are in nroff
At 10:59 06/05/2002 -0500, Paul Grosso wrote:
I'm not sure exactly how all this translates into what should
the DocBook stylesheets do, but it does make for an interesting
discussion on how to optimize automated web site generation via XSL.
What timescales Paul?
Netscape 4.x is time limited.
At 12:52 06/05/2002 -0400, Ed Nixon wrote:
Thanks. As I mention in the item, proper scaling is definitely the best
thing to do for numerous reasons;
It is fairly intuitive Ed.
I want this image, its too big/small, make it x% bigger/smaller (and keep
the ht/width ratio)
I'd suggest its worth
At 21:58 04/05/2002 +0200, Jirka Kosek wrote:
This is (was) bug in AElfred. Mike Kay said me that he fixed this bug in
6.5.2, but I didn't test it yet. Same bug caused troubles with catalog
files and AElfred when used within Saxon. You can try Saxon 6.5.2, and
if this doesn't help, you can still
At 00:42 05/05/2002 -0700, Bob Stayton wrote:
The problem is the main stylesheets.
The short answer is to put your id attributes on the question
elements inside the qandaentry elements. The TOC
actually lists question elements, and will use that id
as a stable link name.
But I think when
At 13:42 03/05/2002 -0700, Eric Richardson wrote:
Dave Pawson wrote:
I've posted a new page, describing ant and .
I'd appreciate comments/improvements from 'seasoned' resolver class users
if you have the time please.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/ant.html
Hi Dave,
It's nice
At 04:32 04/05/2002 -0500, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
I saw a mention of a tool that converts WikiText pages to DocBook format.
It was the other way round that crossed my mind!
Then the faq could go on the wiki page.
Regards DaveP
website, qandaentry processing is a simple apply-templates
for all websites (I'm using chunk-website)
The linking (local to page) down to page content is done
via generate-id().
I've had a request that these remain static as more
entries are added.
Although qandaentry has an id attribute in the
At 11:47 02/05/2002 -0400, Jeff Beal wrote:
I m working an an XSL script to clean up my DocBook XML. I m running into
problems because all of the entities are declared in a top-level driver
file, and the content resides in about 3,000 external entities, which do
not include DOCTYPE
At 11:16 02/05/2002 -0500, David Cramer wrote:
urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office xmlns:w =
urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:word
I've always wanted to know if there's a right way to do that myself. I've
resorted to using sed to obfuscate the entities before processing, then
unobfuscating
I've posted a new page, describing ant and .
I'd appreciate comments/improvements from 'seasoned' resolver class users
if you have the time please.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/ant.html
TIA, DaveP
So where's the newbie guide to wiki's, i.e.
syntax to use, etc. Is it as simple as it says on the edit sheets?
No docbook submissions or anything?
Can it be indexed?
Can I correct it if I screw it up?
Advice please
TIA DaveP
At 15:21 29/04/2002 -0700, Lori Wong wrote:
I'm new and although I've looked through the list archive, I'm not sure
that the postings about Java and DocBook XML necessarily address
implementing a java server page to serve up DocBook XML as HTML
on-the-fly. Most of the postings appear to
Problem solved.
Finger (memory?) trouble.
Having picked up saxon652 website 21b1
I now have it producing the structure I expected.
Sorry for wasting bandwidth.
Regards DaveP
At 16:21 26/04/2002 -0700, Carlos wrote:
Isn't that the author's duty to make sure that the windows being opened are
clearly marked?
Yes, both the link and the new window need such annotation.
Do you think there's a way to make it accessible enough?
As I suggested in my original email,
I'm having a problem with the directory structure in website.
layout file
toc page=root.xml dir=svg filename=index.html
tocentry page=script.xml dir=script filename=script.html
tocskip=0
tocentry page=animate.xml filename=animate.html /
/tocentry
tocentry
not there?
regards DaveP
At 13:26 27/04/2002 +0100, Dave Pawson wrote:
I'm having a problem with the directory structure in website.
layout file
toc page=root.xml dir=svg filename=index.html
tocentry page=script.xml dir=script filename=script.html
tocskip=0
tocentry page=animate.xml
At 18:14 25/04/2002 -0500, Dennis Grace wrote:
Greetings all,
Back in November Bob and Norm briefly discussed the addition of a window
attribute to ULink to allow opening a new browser window from a link. Are
we still waiting on XLink? Has anything been done with this? Can I just
specify the
Sorry for any inconvenience.
faq back on line, www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook
Regards DaveP
At 07:37 12/04/2002 -0700, Eric Richardson wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the help, I'll give it a try.
I'm really intrigued by the metadata nature of the system and that boiler
plate, menus etc can be added and changed easily.
I thought so too.
Then I found ant :-)
One hell of an overlap in
At 11:04 12/04/2002 -0700, Bob Stayton wrote:
There is help for setting up catalog files in Dave Pawson's FAQ:
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/docbook/catalogs.html
but I think that FAQ is off the air at the moment?
Has it been moved, or will it be coming back?
It will be back (in fact is up again)
At 16:24 10/04/2002 -0400, Daniel Veillard wrote:
What is XSLTproc? That's vaguely familiar...
Sending private (or even better, a link to a web page) works just as
well. But this is OK with me :)
Hehe don't worry I will make a bit of advertizing:
http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/
At 12:56 11/04/2002 -0500, Matt Reynolds wrote:
Ant is pretty much a Java Make, but that doesn't do it proper
justice. Read http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/manual/intro.html for the
whole deal.
As it's written in Java, simply pick your favorite JVM.
As to it's ability to process DocBook, that
At 16:24 11/04/2002 -0400, Glass, Eric wrote:
The attached zipfile contains what I am using, and a simple example book.
This assumes you have all the necessary jars in your classpath, ant is set
up, etc..
Thanks Eric, seems like it will do the business!
Regards DaveP.
://www.dpawson.co.uk;Dave Pawson/holder
/copyright
style src=xslfaq.css type=text/css/
!-- Now the toc for the whole site. --
toc page=dpawson.xml filename=index.html
^^ input file dpawson.xml becomes output file index.html in (current) root
directory.
tocentry page=braille.xml
At 09:38 08/04/2002 +0200, Doc Team Lingua Tedesca2 wrote:
Dear Docbook friends,
Under Windoze, there is a very inexpensive (shareware 25$, but unlimited trial
version) drawing program by Mayura (http://www.mayura.com) which imports
postscript (.ps), and, after converting it to .ai using a
At 20:50 06/04/2002 -0500, Ed Nixon wrote:
My question is, can you point me to information that would give me some
insight into creating online or electronic information sources that use
sign? I guess, given I'm in North America, ASL would be of more direct
interest but anything that would
At 15:16 28/03/2002 +0100, Michael H.E. Roth wrote:
On Thursday, 28. March 2002 03:40, Dave Pawson wrote:
At 13:19 27/03/2002 +0100, Michael H.E. Roth wrote:
I'm curious how you came to be using XT rather than a more up to date
processor? What web (or other reference) took you to XT
At 11:06 28/03/2002 -0600, Michael Smith wrote:
For what it's worth, yesterday I made some minor updates to a portion
of the source for the how to part of the XSL stylesheet docs, adding
a specific admonition not to use XT,
chuckles/ Good timing Michael.
He beat you to it Norm :-)
Regards
At 13:19 27/03/2002 +0100, Michael H.E. Roth wrote:
I will try that.
And to the maintainers of the documentation of the docbook-stylesheets: could
you please add this information to the documentation (at least somewhere in
the whatsnew file or so.) Would have saved me hours if not days
At 10:10 20/03/2002 -0500, Jeff Beal wrote:
I would strongly suggest getting the latest from Sun and installing it. Go
to http://java.sun.com/ and download the Java Runtime Edition version 1.4.0.
They have a good version for Win2K that I've been using without this sort of
problem
I might be a
At 13:30 19/03/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave Pawson:
Which would be easier?
a)To provide a mini DTD for 'glue' which then becomes a topic,
b)Process glue content as a special?
Most glue really isn't appropriate for treatment as a topic.
I was moving to ease of processing over
At 14:54 19/03/2002 -0500, Nancy (Paisner) Harrison wrote:
Toolsmiths, including authors who are toolsmiths, tend to prefer 'ease of
processing;' authors who aren't toolsmiths generally prefer 'rules that
make sense.'
chuckles/
In which case is it another rule that topics should be
At 15:16 18/03/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. accomodate the 'glue text' that books need to connect physically
sequential topics
You can factor this out into a map document,
Isn't glue text simply a tiny, short lived chunk Michael?
Regards DaveP
At 22:03 02/03/2002 -0600, David Cramer wrote:
I've had good luck with it There's a situation where msxml gets
confused resolving entities I can't remember what it is, but it seems
like it is not the same 'relative to the place it was used rather than
declared' problem that Saxon used to have
At 17:54 01/03/2002 +0100, Jochen Hein wrote:
That reminds me that we might need some documentation what stylesheets
are really part of Norms work, what they really do and (for some
cases) how to use them Using autoidx, chunking (which kinds) comes
to my mind I was looking into indexing and
At 18:32 26/02/2002 -0600, Dennis Grace wrote:
I solved this by putting a white space and *then* a carriage return after
the xsl:text.
Has anyone else chuckled when they realised what xsl:text/ does?
Regards DaveP
At 09:46 12/02/2002 +0100, Juan R. Migoya wrote:
I would appreciate some help here:
I have a document for software functions which frequently have
characters like _ in their names. The bookmarks in the pdf output (I
use jadetex
3.11) skip those characters, which is something awful. BTW, it also
At 12:35 07/02/2002 -0500, Jeff Beal wrote:
It looks like DSSL is returning validation errors. It's entire possible
that your XSLT processor does not fully validate. (I know that Saxon
doesn't catch everything.) Get a validating XML parser, like Xerces, and
run it on your XML if you're not
At 16:47 29/01/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I followed Norm's straw proposal too. As I recall there was some argument
that a recursive section is just the ticket for doing online docs, and maybe
we don't need a special dtd. Maybe trying this will convince me one way or
the other.
Are
At 01:48 29/01/2002 +0900, Hiroki Sato wrote:
You can use Japanized FOP (http://jpfop.sourceforge.net/index.html).
By the way, OpenJade (for DocBook/SGML) and xsltproc (for DocBook/XML)
can work properly for Japanese documents (I am actually using them).
As part of an exercise, I want to
At 23:33 28/01/2002 -0500, Allin Cottrell wrote:
This is processed fine by jade, but using saxon and xsl I get the
error:
Error on line 215 column 10 of
file:/home/allin/stats/esl/gretl/doc/xml/appendices.xml:
Error reported by XML parser: name expected (found =)
Transformation
At 13:43 27/01/2002 -0500, Norman Walsh wrote:
snip/
The same code that helps to produce title pages is supposed to be able
to help produce bibliographies, but I haven't (yet) got all that stuff
working.
Markus mailed me off list, some of the complexities.
Seems even more personal taste than
At 09:44 25/01/2002 +0100, Bang, Steinar wrote:
What would be a good DocBook tag for representing very long
URLs?
I've tried userinput and programlisting, but the problem
is that they become too long, when rendered by Fop. The
URLs continue past the right edge of the paper.
Deliberate \ on
At 11:44 25/01/2002 +0100, Jirka Kosek wrote:
You can put revhistory element inside qandaentry for marking date
and author of answer.
Bit of an overkill Jirka?
Regards DaveP
Hi Markus.
Please excuse my ignorance, but would someone do a little educating please?
I have no idea what the issues are that make a biblio such a beast to style.
If anyone has a demo of a good markup+display of a snippet of biblio
I'd much appreciate it.
Or am I the only one on the list that
At 10:22 24/01/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW: In Epic 4.1*, the XSLT processor is XT. I found out because XT barfs
on the key function, preventing me from using the latest docbook.xsl with
Epic Compose.
I haven't installed Epic 4.2, but don't see anything in the release notes
that
At 13:21 24/01/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arbortext tells me it's Xalan when I speak with the Sales
engineers.
That's good news - I couldn't pry the info out of Arbortext. Sorry for the
false alarm. FYI, in 4.1.1 the help topic, Composing a document using XSL
said, You can publish
At 18:23 22/01/2002 +, Ian Castle wrote:
On UNIX I use aspell which understands SGML/XML tags
aspell --mode=sgml check file.xml
You would probably have to find some fancy XML editor on the Windows
platform that would do the job
recent reading mentioned aspell, some variant of ispell??
At 20:51 20/01/2002 +0100, Holger Rauch wrote:
Hi!
Could anybody repost the link for the TEI Emacs package? I've seen it
appear twice on this list, but no longer recall in which threads. I need
parts of this package to make the psgmlx package parse the encoding
attribute of the XML declaration
At 09:08 17/01/2002 -0500, Daniel Veillard wrote:
Usually you will need Iso Latin 1, but people start to switch to
Iso Latin 15 to get the Euro symbol support. Make sure you have
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
8859-1 I've heard of.
'Latin 15' Daniel?
Any more info on that
After half an hours playing its a fair, quick and dirty
method of getting word into docbook.
Usual trick.
Open the document,
Select all, style as normal text.
Run through it and mark up headings, normal text,
lists, etc.
Save as docbook.
Only error when validated was the missing
title tag
At 23:43 14/01/2002 -0800, Carlos Araya wrote:
Have you read Markus H's stuff. Its always worked for me?
No, what's the URL?
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hoenicka_markus/ntsgml.html
Well worth some time.
Regards DaveP
At 15:55 15/01/2002 +0100, Juan R. Migoya wrote:
I also like the things that has a PRESENT. A couple of years
working with DSSSL and Jade have compensated the learning
curve.
(BTW: I'm mainly -but not only-interested in printed documentation).
fyi.
On the dsssl list at Mulberrytech, there is
At 17:07 15/01/2002 +0100, Alexander Schatten wrote:
Kevin Conder wrote:
Did you know there are several installation tutorials out there?
For Windows, there's this page:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hoenicka_markus/ntsgml.html
well, this is *SGML* for
At 17:45 15/01/2002 +, Ian Castle wrote:
Really, the linux tools (RPMs from say, redhat, Mandrake et. al) are
getting to the point where they provide a good environment for docbook
processing out of the box.
Anyone know where these might be found please, for the faq.
(Not being a *nix user)
At 10:15 15/01/2002 -0500, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
Dave Pawson writes:
That's why I liked the idea of 'skipping' a few versions. Say one
update per year, at Norm's choosing?
Surely you're kidding?
How are you going to explain to the crowd, you still have to wait 10
months for these bug
At 19:36 15/01/2002 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Juan,
OK, now I am REALLY confused!
Read Markus post on this list.
If you want straightforward html and print output
from docbook xml,
select fop and docbook stuff.
Follow his instructions carefully and it will work. Honest.
HTH DaveP
At 23:49 13/01/2002 -0800, Bob Stayton wrote:
On Sun, Jan 13, 2002 at 06:02:41AM +, Dave Pawson wrote:
In the output I see
fo:block space-before.minimum=0.8em space-before.optimum=1em
space-before.maximum=1.2em font-family=Courier font-size=9pt
wrap-option=no-wrap text-align=start
At 21:11 14/01/2002 +0100, Alexander Schatten wrote:
the meaning is this: off course: provide current updates off all
subprojects for the specialists. but PLEASE provide ONE solution, that
does is all for the normal user. this one must not be updated that often
and also needs not to support
In the output I see
fo:block space-before.minimum=0.8em space-before.optimum=1em
space-before.maximum=1.2em font-family=Courier font-size=9pt
wrap-option=no-wrap text-align=start white-space-collapse=false
linefeed-treatment=preserve
writing-mode=tb-rlgt;/fo:block
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