On 2015-02-13 luigi scarso wrote: > On 2015-02-12 Tobias Famulla <u...@famulla.eu> wrote: > > > > Context could be the right processor to create beautiful > > PDFs out of intermediate formats (DocBook 5 or Asciidoc). > > The DocBook is a huge specification, so I guess that a convert > for ConTeXt takes a huge amount of work if you want to map > everything --- but it is feasible if you plan to start with > a small subset. > > From this point of view, Docbook already has a xslt to latex
DocBook has even ConTeXt output http://sourceforge.net/projects/dblatex/files/dbcontext/ Actually it produces quite obsolete syntax, but it is a good starting point for further tweaking. Exactly this I did in my recent project. While my resources are very limited, if any effort in this field will start, I can share my DocBook/XSLT experience. It could also be a nice GSoC project for students: https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/docbook/201501/msg00027.html Btw, I prefer DocBook over lightweight markup languages (Markdown, Asciidoc) as latter lack semantics and advanced structuring, which may be limiting in some projects requiring advanced formatting. Jan
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