> The way i did this was i template a docbook file. I then process this > via one of two XSLT stylesheets to produce XHTML output, or LaTeX output > that I then run through pdflatex as normal. I used XML::LibXSLT which > uses the gnome C lib.
That sounds like a reasonable and flexible approach -- however I'd have to look into it later, as I'm pushed for time. Sounds like it might save time in the future though. > I prolly could have by-passed the docbook step and just transformed the > HTML into LaTeX. Yeah that was my initial idea, but I think I can manage now to do a TT-only approach where I let macros and wrappers and such take care of the details. > I am unsure of how this rates on the 'eww evil' scale, but it Works For > Me. Let me know if you want the exact details of how i did it/the > stylesheets etc. Yeah I wouldn't mind having a look at your evil stylesheets, etc. Thanks! :D Stew _______________________________________________ templates mailing list [email protected] http://lists.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
