I didn't want to offend you. I CC-ed my answer to Lou Burnard just to inform you why, unfortunately for us, there is no TEI add-on for XMLmind XML Editor.
Sebastian Rahtz wrote: > Hussein Shafie wrote: >> We have started implementing such add-on several months ago and faced >> two problems: >> >> * TEI is huge. Even TEI Lite is huge! > not sure why that is relevant, to be honest? This relevant for XMLmind which needs to invest an enormous amount of time and money to get the job done. >> >> * The XSL style sheets for TEI (by Sebastian Rahtz) seem to be >> designed to produce a good output only with PassiveTeX, not with the >> other XSL-FO processors: Apache FOP, RenderX XEP, XMLmind XSL-FO >> Converter, etc. > If my stylesheets give this impression, it is quite unintentional. I try > to test things > against XEP as a reference. I have not tried XMLmind XSL-FO, I must > admit. Maybe > I should look again at FO. > > is the TEI XSL stylesheets generate valid XSL FO, is there any problem > thereafter? > The TEI XSL stylesheets indeed generate valid XSL-FOs. But being valid is not enough. Being valid does not mean that the PDF, RTF, etc, documents created by XSL-FO processors other than PassiveTeX *look* *good*.
