Anyone here still using instant(1)?
I'm writing a transpec to convert DocBook to the doc *roff macro
package. For those not familiar with this package, it's an alternative
for writing man pages in *roff that concentrate on semantic markup where
possible. .Pa for paths, .Ev for environment varia
Richard Sharpe writes:
> Why does a name like $xyz$, when being defined, need () around it ..
>
> Ie
>
> (define ($object-titles-after$) (list (...) (...) ...))
>
> 'cause (define $object-titles-after$ ...) does not work!
Because the $xyz$ things are (by convention) functions, not scalars.
David Cramer writes:
> Using Norm's stylesheets, in param.xsl/your customization layer, do:
>
>
> background-image:
> url(http://pathto/images/draft.gif);
> background-attachment: fixed; margin-left: 3.5em;
thats cheating, putting in a graphic!
background images would work in XSL
Richard Sharpe writes:
> For example, I might want to place the word Preliminary diagonally
> across the back of every page in outline form, with the primary text
> appearing in front of it.
Using Norm's stylesheets, in param.xsl/your customization layer, do:
background-image:
url(http
At 01:47 PM 7/3/01, camille wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Xalan Version 1.2.2, XML4J Version Xerces 1.2.2
>docbook-style-xsl-1.40
>
>I am unable to get linenumbering or callouts even with:
>
> 1
> 1>
Oh Dear, do we need linenumbering.extension set
in order to get callouts?
Is that why my unicode callout
Richard Sharpe writes:
> For example, I might want to place the word Preliminary diagonally
> across the back of every page in outline form, with the primary text
> appearing in front of it.
I dont regard that as part of styleheets. its more like cropmarks -
you would add them to a styleshee
Hi,
One of the things I think I need to be able to do in stylesheets is to
place objects at arbitrary places on a page, and it seems that DSSSL and
XSL(T) don't give me that level of control.
For example, I might want to place the word Preliminary diagonally
across the back of every page in o
Hi there,
Does anybody know of a publically available customization layer to
Norm's stylesheets that is geared to making a docbook document into a
package.html file for Javadoc? For example, it would suppress the title,
etc. since Javadoc expects the document to start with a sentence after
( and )
Hi all,
Xalan Version 1.2.2, XML4J Version Xerces 1.2.2
docbook-style-xsl-1.40
I am unable to get linenumbering or callouts even with:
1
1>
Am I missing something?
Thanks, Camille.
P.S. If using Saxon 6.3 I get
---
XRef to nonexistent id: cvs
Error: no ID fo
Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> Richard Sharpe writes:
> > Damn,
> >
> > Now that I have installed JadeTex 3.7 and DSSSL 1.70, I am getting the
> > above message from pdfjadetex ...
>
> does it work, nonetheless?
Oh yes, it works, once I got rid of the LOT. Before I got rid of the
LOT, pdfjadet
Richard Sharpe writes:
> Damn,
>
> Now that I have installed JadeTex 3.7 and DSSSL 1.70, I am getting the
> above message from pdfjadetex ...
does it work, nonetheless?
>
> It doesn't give me enough info either to tell where the problem is.
it means a link inside a link
sebastian
Holger Rauch writes:
> Why are the contents of my jadetex.cfg file copied to the title page of my
> generated book?
cos they are not a TeX command. bracket that lot inside
\hypersetup{ }
sebastian
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