Mark Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Easy one first: > > 1. Is a separate doc package (docbook-xsl-stylesheets-doc) required?
No. > It seems to me that they should be included in the > docbook-xsl-stylesheets package, as they are an integral part of > the distribution and not distributed separately upstream. > > Since the distribution changes rapidly, one really needs the docs. > Disk space is very cheap these days, too. The only reason why I separate it for docbook-stylesheets is that the documentation is very mammoth. For now, I wouldn't bother. > My second question is: > > 2. Where do I install the perl scripts and library files found in the > bin directory? > > The stylesheet distribution from Norm has a flat directory structure > > bin/ > common/ > ... > xhtml/ > > > These are the files in bin/: > > chunk.pl (a script) > dbart.xml > dbchunk.xml > dbref.xml > dingbat.pl > docbook.pl > removexmlns.pl > > Roughly how they work: > > - chunk.pl calls the xml files as chunking config files. > > - *.xml files call the other perl files. > > (I use the chunking stylesheets, so I never use chunk.pl) > > Does chunk.pl go in /usr/bin? Yes, it should, unless there's no reason why a user would ever call these directly, in which case, use /usr/share/xsl-stylesheets > If so, where does the other stuff go? > > Then again, since they're all arch-indep, packaging would be easier if > they could stay where they are -- in the bin directory next to the > other stylesheet subdirs in > > /usr/share/sgml/docbook/xsl-stylesheets-1.29/ I would not suggest using a versioned directory, really -- is that required by the spec? It shouldn't be versioned because people can only have one at a time installed (unlike the legacy old docbook or HTML dtds and such). It could either go in /usr/lib/sgml if it's XSL material, or if not, probably /usr/share/<package-name> . -- .....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
