>> <!-- The schema option specifies the schema. The RDFaLite one by default. >> --> >> <p:option name="schema" >> select="'/projects/docbook/docbook/relaxng/schemas/dbrdfalite.rng'"/> > > ??? Schema for ..... output? DBRDFa? Surely not the input docbook?
The DocBook customization that adds RDFa Lite attributes. Which I deleted
today because the DocBook TC decided to make them part of DocBook V5.1 :-)
>> <!-- I've started using some ad-hoc shortcuts in my writing. For
>> example, I write about XML so often that I use <att> instead
>> of <tag class="attribute">. The ndw2db.xsl stylesheet
>> normalizes my shortcut markup back into proper DocBook. -->
>
> Catch up Mr W! I've had those for yonks. Wrong list for emacs macros
> though....
I don't use emacs macros for it, though. I literally write
<para>The <att>revisionflag</att> attribute...</para>
>> <!-- Load the stylesheet and the schema. If I specify them as
>> options, I want them resolved relative to the current working
>> directory, not this stylesheet, so I have to work a little
>> harder. -->
>> <p:load name="style">
>> <p:with-option name="href" select="resolve-uri($style, exf:cwd())"/>
>> </p:load>
>>
>> <p:load name="schema">
>> <p:with-option name="href" select="resolve-uri($schema, exf:cwd())"/>
>> </p:load>
>>
>
> exfproc... are these 'standard' inasmuch as ... Calabash has them?
They're "standard" exproc.org functions, if that helps.
> Does this stop on error Norm?
Yes. Goes bang on error.
Be seeing you,
norm
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