Hussein Shafie schrieb: > Frank Gerhardt wrote: >> I'm trying to generate Eclipse Help but I don't know how to invoke >> eclipse.xsl that I found in >> c:\Programme\xxe-std-3_1_0\addon\config\docbook\xsl\eclipse\eclipse.xsl >> >> How do I add this myself to the Docbook menu? > > * Look at what has been done in > <XXE_install_dir>/addon/config/docbook/xslMenu.incl > > * If there are child elements of the "process" element that you don't > understand, please have a look at > http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/process.html
Thanks! I "solved" that by writing a simple Ant script to generate the Eclipse Help form time to time manually. > --- > PS: XXE is not a DocBook editor. For us, DocBook is merely the format of > our documentation and a hard-to-support use-case. Sure, the WYSIWYG-like editing is hard to implement. But: THAT is the number one feature for me. > That's why we have decided *not* to implement out of the box everything > that could be implemented for DocBook: support of attribute > "continuation" in <orderedlist>s, conversion to Eclipse Help, to Windows > HTML Help, etc. > > I'm saying that, because the consequence of this decision is that you'll > have hard times adding yourself a feature that should have been > available out of the box; and we apologize for that. Hmm, for pure XML-Editing I use other editors, especially editors integrated into Eclipse. But for Docbook editing I use XMLMind exclusively. XMLMind supports me when I want to think about what I'm writing and then I don't want to see all those brackets. Then I also don't care about the non-Eclipse integration. Just my 2 cents and some feedback on your product. Great tool! Frank.
