> > > I want to write a parser over the docbook html output to highlight > > > the php code in the pear manual. My problem is that now the docbook > > > tag: > > > > > > <programlisting role="php"> > > > > > > is converted to only: > > > > > > <PRE CLASS="programlisting"> > > > > > > with not difference between one language and an another. How can I > > > (or start looking at) convert the role="php" to something like <PRE > > > CLASS="programphp">? > > > > well, the "RIGHT THING"(tm) would be to extend the modular style > > sheets (DSSSL or XSL, whatever you like best) to do so when > > generating HTML from XML in the first place instead of modifying the > > generated HTML > > Sure, but I don't want to implement highlight_string() in XSL :-) > Sorry I don't know in deep those technologies. For me is very easy to > parse the HTML. Or perhapst here is a "get the contents of this tag > from the ouptut of that program". Other ugly idea could be to parse > directly the DocBook xml and transform this tag in CDATA (really the > html highlighted string). > > Any way, any answer for my first question?
OK, I had the time, to test the DSSSL fragment sent to the list by Jirka Kosek. It seems it works. I'll commit it. It adds the role="" attributes content as a class="" parameter in HTML, so it looks like: <pre class="php"> and not <pre class="programlisting"> for PHP files :) Nice for you as you can now highliht all PHP examples. This also added a new list for the new versions of the CHM manual. IMHO it is a very nice idea, to have all the examples colored (even it adds some more bytes to the files). Goba
