When I convert my docbook to PDF, I want to have all the lines in
blocks indented 8 spaces. To do this, I added this
line to my custom stylesheet.
(define %indent-programlisting-lines% "")
This works fine if the is embedded in the sgml, like
this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Hello ";
p
Hi Juan,
JRM> I have found that when pdftex can't find a graphics file, it send a
JRM> message about "unknown grphic extension", but it's not true: it's just
JRM> that it can't find the file.
JRM> Make sure the path to the graphic is relative to the main document you
JRM> are converting, and tha
Ingo Bruell writes:
> I have checked and jpg extension is included.
>
> I wonder that the following syntax is used in latec:
> 0:src = "url(file:images/xforms_presentation.jpg)"
I am sorry, but PassiveTeX does not grok the "url(...)" stuff. Its just too
depressing that its in the spec. I s
Hi Sebastian,
SR> Ingo Bruell writes:
SR> > I have checked and jpg extension is included.
SR> >
SR> > I wonder that the following syntax is used in latec:
SR> > 0:src = "url(file:images/xforms_presentation.jpg)"
SR> I am sorry, but PassiveTeX does not grok the "url(...)" stuff. Its just t
On Mon, May 28, 2001 at 06:36:07PM -0500, Brian Dellert wrote:
> When I convert my docbook to PDF, I want to have all the lines in
> blocks indented 8 spaces. To do this, I added this
> line to my custom stylesheet.
>
> (define %indent-programlisting-lines% "")
>
> This works fine if
I am getting this error.
xml:
C:\bootcd1> mkisofs.exe -N -l -no-iso-translate
-relaxed-filenames -v -o C:\cd.iso disk1
C:\bootcd1> mkbootcd.exe C:\cd.iso - <
mkbootcd.txt (<---line 150)
java com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet -o inde
"Kunath, Marcel" wrote:
> java com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet -o index.html mydoc.xml
> ..\emacs\sgml\stylesheets\dbx129\docbook\html\docbook.xsl
> Fatal error reported by XML parser: name expected (found " ")
> URL:file:mydoc.xml
> Line: 150
> Column: 42
> Error
> org.xml.sax.SAXParseExce
Ingo Bruell writes:
> SR> depressing that its in the spec. I suppose I had better fix it...
>
> Is there a way to convert it in the proper format with pdflatex before
> PassiveTeX it get ?
if you edit the fo file, and change "url(file:foo.jpg)" to "foo.jpg",
it might have a better chance of
Hi Sebastian,
SR> Ingo Bruell writes:
SR> > SR> depressing that its in the spec. I suppose I had better fix it...
SR> >
SR> > Is there a way to convert it in the proper format with pdflatex before
SR> > PassiveTeX it get ?
SR> if you edit the fo file, and change "url(file:foo.jpg)" to "foo.
Hi, everyone.
In an attempt to save paper on drafts, I've tried to squeeze a little
whitespace out of Norm's Docbook stylesheets:
(define %left-margin% 1in)
(define %right-margin% 1in)
(define %paper-type% "USletter")
(define %body-start-indent% 0in)
(define %footer-margin% 0in)
There's still t
At 07:19 AM 5/29/01, Juan R. Migoya wrote:
>I have found that when pdftex can't find a graphics file, it send a
>message about "unknown grphic extension", but it's not true: it's just
>that it can't find the file.
>
>Make sure the path to the graphic is relative to the main document you
>are conve
Hi Dave,
DP> Scenario. (problem matches your description).
DP> /root Where I call passivetex from.
DP> /part1 (includes a reference to a graphic, in /root/graphics)
DP> So in the docbook file in directory /root/part1/chapter1.xml
DP> whats the reference to graphics1.jpg?
DP>is it ../
Chris Riddoch wrote:
> There's still two inches of whitespace at the bottom of each page.
> I'd like the text to stop one inch from the bottom of the page, and
> the page number to be just below that, but I'll settle for anythng
> that'll give me less than two inches of dead space on every page.
Folks,
I'm starting to play a little bit with XML/XSL versus SGML/DSSSL and
one thing I can't seem to find yet is the answer to this:
- with current XML tools, is there an equivalent to 'nsgmls' or
'onsgmls' that will validate the XML code?
I use onsgmls all the time to validate the SGML co
Dan York wrote:
> I'm starting to play a little bit with XML/XSL versus SGML/DSSSL and
> one thing I can't seem to find yet is the answer to this:
>
> - with current XML tools, is there an equivalent to 'nsgmls' or
>'onsgmls' that will validate the XML code?
You can use nsgmls to validate
Hello,
I try to have the XML DocBook DTD path resolved not by providing the
path in the doc to translate, but by using the catalog mechanisms.
To do this, I've downloaded the classes from
http://www.arbortext.com/Customer_Support/Updates_and_Technical_Notes/java_form.html
that provides mechanism
> tried this, but I believe that it will work.
>
>
> ]>
>
It works if source.pl does not contain anything that looks like
markup. However, if source.pl contains < and > signs, jade errors out.
I've attached a new source.pl that demos this.
>From what I've read, Normal Walsh put together the
On Tue, May 29, 2001 at 07:02:57PM -0500, Brian Dellert wrote:
>
> > tried this, but I believe that it will work.
> >
> > >
> > ]>
> >
>
> It works if source.pl does not contain anything that looks like
> markup. However, if source.pl contains < and > signs, jade errors out.
> I've attached a
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