Hello Petr, I am definitely interested, even if it is docbook-only. I have the feeling that this could be parameterised and used with other doc types. I would at least convert it to XHTML lists and tables as this is what we use.
Even if what you have is a quick hack, it is a base which can be improved overtime by users like me as long as it is open source software (except GPL-like licences, which I cannot use in this case). I think these functionalities can be made into their own add-on, independent from the Docbook add-on. I can try this when I have some time. Best regards, Benoit Petr Nalevka wrote: > Hello, I would like to share it. But now my changes are more or less > some quick hacks. Also the distribution is not ideal, I have a jar > file which needs to be set to classpath in XML Mind start script and > than you need to merge the XML Mind addon with my customized add-on. > > This is far from ideal. I was in fact thinking of creating an extended > DocBook XML MInd addon which can be installed through the XML Mind > user iterface. But this needs more time and work. > > If you are interested in my preliminary results I can send them to you > personally. Or if you are interested in creating such plug-in than I > will hend all I have to you. > > Best regards, > > Petr > > On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 3:50 PM, Benoit Maisonny > <bmaisonny at synclude.com <mailto:bmaisonny at synclude.com>> wrote: > > Hello Petr, > > Petr Nalevka wrote: > > Hello, > > > > thank you for pointing me to this guide. It was very easy for me to > > implement a command for pasting tables as well as whole lists. It > > works like charm. > Would you mind sharing these commands with the community of XXE users? > > Best regards, > Benoit > > -- Benoit Maisonny benoit at synclude.com Director & Consultant http://synclude.com Synclude
