On 02/05/2012 06:17 PM, Bob Stayton wrote:
Did RenderX change the shell script for running XEP in version 4.19?
How does it compare to an earlier version?
Well, Bob pointing me what was wrong. It was not XEP or the script shell
which is the same but my custom stylesheet.
I was using
Hello folks,
Many times ago I tried to add variables text in my genereted PDF.
I found simple workaroud: use --stringparam with xsltproc and -param with XEP
(which is the one I use).
So I call xep like that:
xep -xsl myStylesheet.xsl -xml myFile.xml -param buyer.name=John Doe -pdf
Hello folks,
I have a little trouble.
I made several books with a working custom titlepage.
I wrote a new book and try do use the same titlepage, but it does not
work. To find what's wrong I made a small Docbook xml file, a custom
stylesheet and a small custom titlepage. And it does not work...
Le 12.04.2011 17:28, Chris Ridd a écrit :
Do they actually work?
I fact, as Bob said, It doesn't work.
I use a lot of callout bugs on my figure for my book. My solution (which
is not very elegent) is to put manually the callout on a picture as
background of a svg image. My callout bug are
On 12 avr. 2011, at 19:03, Chris Ridd wrote:
It may not be elegant, but that's pretty clever! Are your bugs just drawn
objects, or are they marked up as co elements?
On the pictures, they are only draw objects. Then in the docbook source I do:
figure xml:id=anID
titlea title/title
On 12 avr. 2011, at 19:05, Chris Ridd wrote:
So they work in programlistings but not mediaobjects?
Unfortunately, yes !
Jacques
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Le 01.03.2011 18:48, Bob Stayton a écrit :
Support for the cover element has not yet been added to the
stylesheets. Currently the only help in XSL is a pair of empty
placeholder templates named 'front.cover' and 'back.cover' that are
called at the beginning of a book and the end, respectively.
On 2 mars 2011, at 18:40, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hello Bob,
I'm trying to picture your output in my mind, and I think what you are seeing
is a page that has the content of your front.cover template, followed by a
titlepage with the book's title and author, followed by a copyright page. I
Le 01.03.2011 18:48, Bob Stayton a écrit :
Support for the cover element has not yet been added to the
stylesheets. Currently the only help in XSL is a pair of empty
placeholder templates named 'front.cover' and 'back.cover' that are
called at the beginning of a book and the end, respectively.
/publisher
copyright
year2008/year
holderJacques Foucry. Tous droits réservés./holder
/copyright
releaseinfo
Publié à compte d’auteur par Jacques Foucry, sis au
quatre-vingt-un de la
Hello,
I would like to use a unicode font for my callout which are some time up to 20.
I found NumberPile http://www.dafont.com/numberpile.font.
In
http://docbook.xml-doc.org/snapshots/xsl/doc/html/callout.unicode.start.character.html
we can read that the only start value supported is 10102.
Hello All,
I'm trying to use the ThreePress python scripts which call the docbook/epub
xslt.
It should be possible to use a custom stylesheet which import the epub.xslt
file.
And I have a trouble with my informaltable :
lxml.etree.XSLTApplyError: No adjustColumnWidths function available.
I
Hello list,
I would like to make a kind of preprocess to my docbook's files but I don't
know How to do that. Let me explain.
Inside my sources file there is a lot of
imageobject conformance=custom_size
imagedata fileref=picture.tiff/
/imageobject
imageobject conformance=USLetters
On 7 avr. 2010, at 13:00, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
Hello Stefan,
I believe that's exactly what profiling allows you to do. Specifically, with
two-phase processing:
http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/AlternateText.html#ProfileFilter
Yes, you find the answer.
I read many times Bob's book and
On 18 avr. 2008, at 01:20, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hello,
A long time ago I had a problem for resizing fonts in different context and Bob
gave me this answer which until today.
fo:inline xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
font-family=LucidaGrande font-weight=normal
xsl:attribute
On 18 févr. 2010, at 19:39, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi Bob,
xsl:template match=d:para/text()|d:title/text() mode=no.anchor.mode
xsl:value-of select=translate(.,$singlequote,$curlyquote)/
/xsl:template
The 'no.anchor.mode' is used only for hot text, so that no nested links are
created.
Let
Hello list,
After a long discussion in XEP-support mailing list I still have a problem for
replacing straight apostrophe with curly apostrophe.
I my custom stylesheet I've put:
xsl:param name=singlequote
xsl:text'/xsl:text
/xsl:param
xsl:param
On 25 janv. 2010, at 17:30, Mathieu Malaterre wrote:
Hello,
#3 is the fastest to type. #2 and #4 are ugly to read when editing the .xml
file using text file. How about solution #1
In my source document I use the single quote (#4). In my custom stylesheet I
change them by the curly quote
On 26 janv. 09, at 18:24, Bob Stayton wrote:
Take a peek inside the FO file to see if the nonbreaking spaces are
there. If so, then the stylesheet is working as expected, and the
XSL-FO processor must be doing something with them. When I test
with a French file, the non-breaking spaces
Hello people,
I noticed a strange behaviors with the french gentext for cross
references. For exemple :
section xml:idthis_is_my_section
infotitleUne belle section/title/info
para
Des informations très intéressantes.
/para
/section
section
infotitleUne jolie section/title/info
para
Hello folks,
I nee some help about link in DocuBook 5.0, stylesheet 1.7.4.
I create PDF and I would like to have the link with the UIR inside
the link title.
iMac -- with the link
instead of
iMac [http://www.apple/com/hardware/iMac]
I cannot find a way to make it working each time.
On 11 janv. 09, at 20:55, Jacques Foucry wrote:
sometimes. How can i be sure to have the behavior I want ?
I just discover the ulink.show parameter.
Sorry !
Jacques
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On 15 déc. 08, at 20:31, Bob Stayton wrote:
1. Which schema type are you using (RelaxNG, DTD, XML Schema) and
why.
RelaxNG but I can't tell you why, I didn't try the other (except thew
DTD). I've change when I upgraded for DB4 to DB5.
2. What editing tools are you using, and why.
On 5 déc. 08, at 23:38, Scott Hudson wrote:
I have font variants working via XEP:
xsl:when test=@role='smallcaps'
fo:inline font-variant=small-caps
xsl:call-template name=inline.charseq/
/fo:inline
/xsl:when
The caveat, is
Hello every body,
I would like to define two inline.sequence. One for use smallcaps and
the other to use special fonts. So I tried that:
xsl:template name=inline.smallcaps
xsl:param name=content
xsl:apply-templates/
/xsl:param
fo:inline
On 5 mai 08, at 18:34, Bob Stayton wrote:
Or perhaps you have trailing white space such as a carriage return
in your source element?
glossseeSome text
/glosssee
You're right. Some text re-factoring change some carriage return. :-(
Thanks for your help.
Jacques
Hello,
I redifined some generated in my custom stylesheet :
l:i18n xmlns:l=http://docbook.sourceforge.net/xmlns/l10n/1.0;
l:l10n xmlns:l=http://docbook.sourceforge.net/xmlns/l10n/
1.0 language=fr english-language-name=French
l:context name=title
On 5 mai 08, at 14:38, Jacques Foucry wrote:
I answer my self.
Inside my chapter if I make a reference to a figure with xref
linkend=foo/ the generated texte in : figure 1.11
But in the appendix the generated texte remain with an uppercase
'F' : Figure A.2
Is appendix use another method
Hello list,
Is this a bug that the generated text by glosssee have a space before
the final dot ?
In french the result is :
Daemon
Voir Démon .
How can I change that if is not a bug ?
I use the latest snapshot : docbook-xsl-ns-snapshot.zip
Thanks in advance,
Jacques
On 19 avr. 08, at 10:56, Jacques Foucry wrote:
On 29 janv. 08, at 20:51, Bob Stayton wrote:
The param: mechanism in the title page spec file passes parameters
to the named template. Does your named template chapappendix.title
declare a parameter named pagewide, and then do something
On 29 janv. 08, at 20:51, Bob Stayton wrote:
The param: mechanism in the title page spec file passes parameters
to the named template. Does your named template chapappendix.title
declare a parameter named pagewide, and then do something with the
value? Something like:
xsl:template
Hello folks,
In my custom stylesheet I defined my own template for guilabel,
guimenu, etc.
Sometimes I use those tags inside section title and I would like to a
font-size proportional to the title font size.
I tried with font-size=0.9em (in the fo:inline statement). It's ok
for the
On 16 mars 08, at 13:08, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
See also the following URL, there might be other options. For
example, you
can/could(?) use the LaTeX notation for accented characters:
http://www.renderx.com/reference.html#Linguistic_Hyphenation
It seems working with LaTeX notation.
Hello,
I trying to change the space between two glossentries. I found how to
change it between two glossediv, with :
xsl:template match=d:title
mode=glossdiv.titlepage.recto.auto.mode
fo:block xmlns:fo=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format;
Hi,
After my question and Bob's help about my chapter/appendix/preface
title customization I still have a problem with the Index title.
I'made my titlepage spec with :
t:titlepage t:element=index t:wrapper=fo:block
t:titlepage-content t:side=recto
title
On 22 janv. 08, at 21:19, Bob Stayton wrote:
In the original titlepage.templates.xml specification file, you will
see that chapter, appendix, preface, and other elements specify using:
title t:named-template=component.title
Yes, I reread the chapter on your book, and I use the method with
Hello,
I successfully customize my chapter title with those custom stylesheet :
xsl:attribute-set name=chap.title.properties
xsl:attribute name=color
xsl:value-of select=$title.color/
/xsl:attribute
xsl:attribute name=font-weightbold/xsl:attribute
Hello,
Today I've downloaded the latest snapshot of docbook-xsl-ns, dated
from decembre 14th.
I tried to generated a well known XML source to a PDF and I've got a
lots of error. Switching back to the previous snapshot, the generation
works.
The errors are :
SystemID:
On 19 déc. 07, at 20:23, Mauritz Jeanson wrote:
This was my fault. I have fixed it now, I hope (keep your fingers
crossed...).
Jacques, please do another test with the latest snapshot.
It works with the new snapshot.
Thanks for your help,
Jacques
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Hello,
I try to customize my figures legend.
In french Figure x.yy should be on small caps and the legend it self
should be in italic.
So I took form Bob's book a customization code and I customize it again:
xsl:template name=formal.object.heading
xsl:param
On 8 nov. 07, at 16:36, Jeff Beal wrote:
This is what the 'em' unit is for. 1em is equivalent to the same
font size as the containing content, so if you want to always use a
slightly smaller point size for your monospaced font than for your
variable width fonts, you just change
Hello,
Sometimes in my book I need to use my monospaced fonts inside a
section title.
section
infotitleAbout computeroutup/etc/postfix/main.cf/
computeroutput/title/info
I defined my section title like that:
xsl:attribute-set name=section.title.level1.properties
On 3 nov. 07, at 13:23, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
A solution could be to insert the parent para with an os=leopard
like
this:
para os=leopardPlease refer to xref linkend=anID/./para
Did you tried this?
I just tried and it works.
I found the exact problem. with profile.os=tiger defined
On 2 nov. 07, at 23:35, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
1. Did you validate your files? How?
My files are validate with saxon with a oXygenXML scenario.
2. Do you use XIncludes or external entities?
I use XInclude, enabled in oXygenXML, and it works, all the texts are
présent in my PDF.
3.
Hello folks,
My new book is an update of the previous one. I would like to keep the
old source in the new one.
So for the new part (section or para) I use the role os=leopard (yes
I write something about leopard). I add xml:id parameters in some tags :
section os=leopard xml:id=anID
On 27 sept. 07, at 19:45, Mauritz Jeanson wrote:
calloutlist
?dbfo label-width=5em?
...
/calloutlist
Yes, it works. Thanks a lot for your help, and sorry to answer so late
but I was out of my office and home for the last three weeks.
I will try to redefine calloutlist in my custom
Hello All,
I use a lot of callout and calloutlist. Sometime 2 numbers share the
same explanation. So in the calloutlist I use that to have the two
numbers in the same line :
calloutlist
callout arearefs=num1 num2parablablabla/para/callout
callout arearefs=num3paraother
On 15 sept. 07, at 23:26, Sheldon Plankton wrote:
Thanks Jacques ... can you point me to that XEP example ... BTW
what's XEP? :)
XEP is another xslt-fo processor (not free) like FOP.
The sample is that :
font-family name=Palatino embed=true ligatures=#xFB00; #xFB01;
#xFB02; #xFB03;
On 16 août 07, at 15:12, Kari Bourgeois wrote:
Hi,
Can someone point me to how best to change the subtitle on a
titlepage color to green. I’ve tried a few things and can’t seem to
get it.
I do that in my custom stylesheet
xsl:param name=title.color
#334D89
Hello,
It's stupdi, I know, but I cannot find de application xsl-template
definition in the last 1.73 snapshot.
Who can tel me where I can find it ?
Thanks in advance,
Jacques
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Hello,
I have a little problem with a para containing an image. I would like
to have all this para in the same page.
I tried with ?bjfo keep-together? juste after the para tag. But
it doesn't work. And I read in Bob's book about keep-together is
useful for table, figures and equations.
Hello,
I write my books in french. In the cover page I would like to have
the édition number (first - première, second - seconde, etc).
So in my book/info I've put
edition os=linux2.4Première/edition
edition os=linux2.6Seconde/edition
The result is, according of the os parameter :
Première
On 19 juil. 07, at 17:16, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hmm, I just tried that URL and it worked for me. The latest
snapshot is from July 8.
This URL works but which archive is for docbook 5.0 ?
I don't find docbook5-xsl-snasphot archive like I found one dated
from june 7.
I tried
Hello,
Regularly, I have a look to the 5.0 xsl snapshot at http://
docbook.sourceforge.net/snapshots/.
Since about the start of july I cannot find this snapshot.
Have they disappears ? Is there an other url that I did not already
find?
Thanks in advance,
Jacques
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Hello folks,
I trying, with docbook 5.0 to have some inline callout bug. I tried
sommething like that :
para
programlisting
blahblahlah co xml:idmyID_CO linkends=myLinks/
/programlisting
In this listing we blahblah callout arearefs=myID_CO
xml:id=myLinks/
/para
But I always have a
Hello,
I am looking for a tag, like todo/ which put in the generated html
or PDF, or other output something like a TODO word, in red.
Is it possible ?
Jacques
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Hello,
Is imageobjectco with area and coords work in docbook 5.0. As I
remember it doesn't work well with previous version, but now ?
http://www.docbook.org/tdg5/en/html/imageobjectco.html
This exemple work put I tried to use it in for mu PDF output and It
seems not working.
figure
On 3 avr. 07, at 16:28, Mykone Saunders wrote:
Is there a tool to convert DocBook 4.4 document to 5.0? Also, is
there any advantage to convert to 5.0?
You can find a xslt with Docbook-5.0CR3 in the tools directory called
db2-upgrade.xsl with db4-entities.pl perl script.
I can't tell you
Hello people,
I read here that the new tag cover in docbook 5.0 is not totally supported.
Is that the reason the book title and author name are in light grey in the
PDF output file ?
How can I change the color ?
Thanks in advance,
Jacques Foucry
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