Probably not the solution you're looking for, but we have used dblatex
http://dblatex.sourceforge.net
(not to be confused with the older db2latex). For our use
case--grammars of foreign languages, with mixed languages and scripts
(Arabic, Bengali, Thaana)--it was probably the only solution.
Hi.
Randall:
> I currently have a java/maven-based AsciiDoc -> DocBook -> FOP -> PDF
> chain within the docbkx-maven-plugin, but would like any suggestions
> that appear to be better maintained and are cross platform.
We are using DAPS (https://github.com/opensuse/daps). It's essentially
using
On 09.11.21 22:14, Randall Wood wrote:
This is the first tool I tried, it is missing a lot of formatting capabilities
that FOP and Latex have, but with FOP appearing to be all but abandoned (and me
having some problems with it), I’m looking at a replacement for it.
FOP looks reasonably
> On Nov 9, 2021, at 09:57, Eric Streit wrote:
>
> hi
>
> yes, it was the idea.
>
> https://karinavarela.me/2020/05/06/converting-asciidoc-to-markdown/
This looses a lot as Markdown does not include a number of features of asciidoc
(like admonitions).
> Taking a look at it, there is also
I am working on an AsciiDoc -> DocBook -> PDF toolchain for an open source
project (so all tooling must be freely available) because the direct AsciiDoc
-> PDF toolchain is inadequate for our purposes.
I currently have a java/maven-based AsciiDoc -> DocBook -> FOP -> PDF chain
within the
