docbook: What is needed when using xml and ldp xsl files?
Subject:
Re: What is needed when using xml and ldp xsl files?
From:
Alasdair Hatfield ####@####.####
Date:
21 Jul 2003 17:11:30 -0000
Message-Id: <200307211608.h6LG8of19693@foureyes.embedded-designs.co.uk>
Thanks for the help.
I've finally thrown (open)jade away and gone to xsltproc. Built and installed
it all and reconfigured makefiles etc and now am getting, not sexy, but good
how-to's out with indexes and TOCs etc.
If its useful, I'll scratch my head about taking a global look at the docbook
/ ldp authoring documents.
Best regards
Alasdair
On Monday 21 July 2003 18:42, you wrote:
> This one time, at band camp, Tabatha Marshall ####@####.####
wrote:
> > As a matter of fact, we are looking for reviewers who may be interested
> > in working on an entire subject (kind of the way they're laid out by
> > category at the LDP), taking a look at the HOWTOs currently in the
> > collection, and working with all authors into streamlining so that
> > coverage on subjects is more organized and coherent.
>
> *raises hand* Pick me, pick me! :p
> But really, I am interested in making sure what's already there is
> good. And I'll have the updated threads FAQ Real Soon Now, I don't
> know how, but over my last vacation I actually forgot about it =p
>
> > No Chunks:
> > xsltproc -o outputfile.html --docbook $SGMLHOME/ldp-html.xsl file.xml
> >
> > Chunks:
> > xsltproc -o directory/ --docbook $SGMLHOME/ldp-html-chunk.xsl file.xml
>
> You don't need the --docbook flag with XML, that's only for Docbook
> SGML.
>
> Morgon
