I noticed we went off-list, so I'm including the list again.
On 06-03-2020 12:08, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
On 2020-03-06 11:50, Norman Dunbar wrote:
Excellent thanks. I've cloned that branch and managed to build the
docs. One thing I notice in the PDF created with:
./gradelw docbookPdf
is the fr
Hi Mark, Paul,
I've been attempting to get Gradle working on my box to try out the new
build. Finally found time. :)
Of course, it's not yet mnerged, I assume it's still in your fork Mark?
If so, I'll get a few attempts at building done soon.
Then I'll start experimenting with asciidoc/as
On 2020-03-04 23:14, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
Hi Mark,
I think I have all the parts in place to replace the ant build(*). I
have updated the instructions in the docbuilding-howto on my branch.
Is it OK to merge this?
Yes, by all means.
Good, I'll merge it this weekend (or maybe earlier if I f
Hi Mark,
> I think I have all the parts in place to replace the ant build(*). I
> have updated the instructions in the docbuilding-howto on my branch.
>
> Is it OK to merge this?
Yes, by all means.
> *: I haven't written a task to replace the old fo2at task (which
> generates an Area Tree), alt
I think I have all the parts in place to replace the ant build(*). I
have updated the instructions in the docbuilding-howto on my branch.
Is it OK to merge this? After merging, the old ant-based build will be
gone. As some of the XSL changes are incompatible, it didn't make sense
to keep it ar
On 20-02-2020 10:02, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
I built an equivalent for ttcmetrics so I could fix the issue with the
Japanese rendering. I ran into problems with doing it from Ant (probably
due to Java version mismatches) and decided it was easier to just do it
from Gradle than spend time investig
Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> I built an equivalent for ttcmetrics so I could fix the issue with the
> Japanese rendering. I ran into problems with doing it from Ant (probably
> due to Java version mismatches) and decided it was easier to just do it
> from Gradle than spend time investigating exactly
On 2020-02-19 21:15, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
Mark Rotteveel wrote:
I had some problems with the Japanese rendering. I had to install the
Japanese Windows fonts, and I had to rebuild the font metrics files,
and
rename the fonts from MSMincho to MS-Mincho and MSGothic to MS-Gothic.
Now it looks o
Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> I had some problems with the Japanese rendering. I had to install the
> Japanese Windows fonts, and I had to rebuild the font metrics files, and
> rename the fonts from MSMincho to MS-Mincho and MSGothic to MS-Gothic.
> Now it looks ok for me (I haven't committed those c
On 11-02-2020 23:09, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
However... before burning our bridges we should do some more testing,
especially with non-Western script sets (Japanese, Russian).
I had some problems with the Japanese rendering. I had to install the
Japanese Windows fonts, and I had to rebuild the f
Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> * I removed the foxon usage, because it caused errors with newer
> versions of Apache FOP, and it wasn't immediately clear to me what this
> was for
Foxon is something I created ages ago to make the .fo file more
human-readable. At that time, we often needed to hand-edit
Hi Mark,
> > I built several HTML and PDF targets successfully. But I noticed some
> > structural
> > differences in the PDF's. The ones built with gradle opened with the
> > navigation
> > bookmarks initially all collapsed, and the 'Table of Contents' bookmark
> > entirely
> > missing.
>
> I f
Mark Rotteveel wrote:
> I had noticed the changes in margin, but I actually thought it looked
> better ;).
So do I, so let's keep them that way :-)
Paul
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On 12-02-2020 11:11, Mark Rotteveel wrote:
On 11-02-2020 23:00, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
Hi Mark,
I built several HTML and PDF targets successfully. But I noticed some
structural
differences in the PDF's. The ones built with gradle opened with the
navigation
bookmarks initially all collapsed, a
On 11-02-2020 23:00, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
Hi Mark,
I built several HTML and PDF targets successfully. But I noticed some structural
differences in the PDF's. The ones built with gradle opened with the navigation
bookmarks initially all collapsed, and the 'Table of Contents' bookmark entirely
On 11-02-2020 23:00, Paul Vinkenoog wrote:
Hi Mark,
I'm currently working on a gradle build to replace the current ant-based
build for the documentation.
It is a work-in-progress, but I'd really like some other eyes on its
output. So, could some of you please try it out, look at its output and
Hello Mark,
> Due to incompatible changes with regard to how the stylesheets are
> specified and resolved (specifically the imports), the Ant build doesn't
> work. (...)
> I'm wondering if I should invest time to 'fix' that or not. I think it
> is probably better to switch-over and tackle any iss
Hi Mark,
> I'm currently working on a gradle build to replace the current ant-based
> build for the documentation.
>
> It is a work-in-progress, but I'd really like some other eyes on its
> output. So, could some of you please try it out, look at its output and
> report any problems you see com
Hi Mark,
> I'm currently working on a gradle build to replace the current ant-based
> build for the documentation.
>
> It is a work-in-progress, but I'd really like some other eyes on its
> output. So, could some of you please try it out, look at its output and
> report any problems you see com
I made some changes, the tasks are now generic and the base set name is
specified with a commandline option:
gradlew docbookHtml
will build the entire firebirddocs set (firebirddocs is the default
baseName)
gradlew docbookHtml --baseName=refdocs --docId=fblangref25
will build the Firebird 2
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