On 14/02/12 01:47, Dag Wieers wrote:
On Mon, 13 Feb 2012, Stuart Rackham wrote:
I assume you mean in the Plugins table 1 in
http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/plugins.html
If so could you package it as a plugin so it can be downloaded and installed
using the asciidoc backend install command e.g.
asciidoc --backend install odt-0.1.zip
I am already stuck :-)
As far as I understood, everything goes into a single ZIP file and is unpacked
in the backend (or themes) directory in its own directory. But how can I
distribute ODF specific themes together with the ODF backend ?
What I currently have put in place are:
/etc/asciidoc/odp.conf
/etc/asciidoc/odt.conf
/etc/asciidoc/stylesheets/asciidoc.odp.styles
/etc/asciidoc/stylesheets/asciidoc.odt.styles
/etc/asciidoc/themes/cv/cv.odt.styles
/etc/asciidoc/themes/hp/hp.odt.styles
If I understand it correctly, I would need to create 4 different ZIP files, one
for odt, one for odp, one for the 'cv' theme and one for the 'hp' theme ? And
put the default odp/odt styles into their backend directory (and reference it
there).
odt-backend-0.1.zip
/etc/asciidoc/backends/odt/odt.conf
/etc/asciidoc/backends/odt/default-odt.styles
odp-backend-0.1.zip
/etc/asciidoc/backends/odp/odp.conf
/etc/asciidoc/backends/odp/default-odp.styles
cv-theme-0.1.zip
/etc/asciidoc/themes/cv/cv-odt.styles
hp-theme-0.1.zip
/etc/asciidoc/themes/hp/hp-odp.styles
/etc/asciidoc/themes/hp/hp-odt.styles
I was hoping for something more advanced so the ODF backend would provide both
odp and odt, and the styles and example themes.
Also, in the future I can imagine people to provide a single theme that provides
css and odf styles. I guess that is possible like the above enables both odp and
odt themes, right ? So if we want to also provide nice HP html output, we could
just add this to the current HP theme.
Thanks for your insights :)
One plugin zip file per backend is what we're stuck with, but the generation of
odt-1.0.zip, odp-1.0.zip would be automated by the makefile so it's probably not
as bad as it appears.
Re 'cv' and 'hp' themes, I don't understand ODF themes but, couldn't they be
built into the ODF backends handled by passing them in the a2x --backend-opts
option which passes it on to the a2x-backend.py? e.g.
a2x --backend odt --backend-opts="--theme=cv" mydoc.txt
I wonder if --theme is sufficiently general for it to be added to a2x (which
would then passed to a2x-backend.py as self.theme) -- the above example command
would become:
a2x --backend odt --theme=cv mydoc.txt
This would do away with the need for separate 'theme' zip files (the AsciiDoc
themes are specific to HTML (html5 and xhtml11 backends)).
Cheers, Stuart
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