At 21:06 08/08/2001, Jirka Kosek wrote:
> don't forget that when specifying string
>literals in XSLT you must double enclose them:
>
>
Curiosity, what are the principles of either double
enclosure or not, as used in the stylesheets?
Must admit I've never been sure.
Is it simply to get a stri
"Bradford, Denis" wrote:
>
> jeez, I only got htmlhelp.xsl working about a week ago. But since we're all
> flying by the seat of our pants - the operative word is 'flying' - attached
> is the entirety of my customizations so far. The code is commented
> throughout, hope the changes make sense.
>
An oldie - but goodie is the setup of the pdftex
for SGML/DocBook (on Linux systems).
This is pdfTeX, Version 3.14159-13d (Web2C 7.3.1)
(bog.tex[/usr/share/texmf/pdftex/config/pdftex.cfg]
JadeTeX 1999/06/29: 2.7
I have extended several of the entries in
/usr/share/texmf/web2c/texmf.cnf but in th
/ Norman Walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| / Jeff Rancier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| | building formatting object tree
| | Error in height property value '$height':
| | org.apache.fop.fo.expr.PropertyExcepti
| | on: illegal character
Bug.
| | ERROR: fo:inline can't be di
Dan York wrote:
> 3. Any other pointers or tips that people may have from working with
> Norm's HTML Help stylesheets?
Some basic documentation can be found in htmlhelp/doc directory in XSL
stylesheets distribution. I also published slides about generating
HTMLHelp and JavaHelp from DocBook
Dan York wrote:
> Several people have now clued me in that the HTML Help XSL stylesheets
> were created by Jirka Kosek (to sit on top of Norm's HTML stylesheets) and
> indeed I found his name in the ChangeLog and all over the stylesheets.
> So my apologies for not giving credit where it was due.
jeez, I only got htmlhelp.xsl working about a week ago. But since we're all
flying by the seat of our pants - the operative word is 'flying' - attached
is the entirety of my customizations so far. The code is commented
throughout, hope the changes make sense.
FWIW, I'm using a variant of Norm's
Correction to previous message: the link I sent was the URL I was looking
at, but somehow doesn't work as a link. Try this:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?URL=/library/tools/htmlhelp/ch
m/hh1start.htm
Then click the link to HTML Help Downloads at the bottom of the page.
/ "Bradford, Denis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Simply eliminating subfolders seems to fix the problem, but it's not a
| pretty solution. Am I running afoul of the infamous entity resolver problem?
No, this isn't an entity resolution issue. The relative URIs that you
use in your entit
> 2. Linux? Please correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I
> know, HTML Help is
> for Windoze only.
>
HTML Help is produced to be read on Windoze, but it would still
be quite neat, if you could create it on UNIX. Specially for us
it would make things much easyer. Imagine your complete documen
/ Dan York <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Of course, I suppose another approach would be to put the CSS inside of
| the HTML file...
That's increasingly what I do.
| In any event, that is why I implemented the shading in the stylesheets
| instead of CSS. There is no dependence on anoth
Jirka has indeed created a nifty piece of work. I'm not much farther along
than you are, but can respond to a few items:
1. Download Microsoft's HTML Help Workshop
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/htmlhelp/h
tml/hwMicrosoftHTMLHelpDownloads.asp . Just open the gen
Hi!
We are trying to produce RTF output out of our documentation.
Everything works fine on Windows and Linux. But our nightly
build process runs on a SUN-Solaris box.
Sorry for beeing a little off topic, but saidly I couldn't
find anything on the OpenJade mailing lists :-( So I expected
the mos
We're using entityrefs rather than filerefs for graphics and inlinegraphics.
We declare the entities using relative pathnames.
Somehow, htmlhelp.xsl is resolving these entity refs to full pathnames.
For example, a reference to
in
the XML becomes
in
the HTML.
In this configur
> Without really having a clue about what I was doing, I generated (from
> my DocBook XML source) a set of HTML Help files using Norm's htmlhelp
> XSL stylesheets, zipped them up and sent them off to the folks there.
Several people have now clued me in that the HTML Help XSL stylesheets
were cre
Answering one of my own questions...
> 1. Are there any free/open-source apps that can take HTML Help files
> and generate this single CHM file? If not free/oss, are there
> any utilities that Microsoft supplies that do this?
I did not find any free/open-source apps, but MS does have t
Folks,
Now that we (e-smith) are part of Mitel Networks, I have been
working with their documentation folks to bring our docs in line
with what they are doing. They turn out to mostly use tools like
RoboHelp to generate Microsoft HTML Help or RoboHelp "WebHelp" files.
Without really having a
"Dave Brooks, BCS Systems" wrote:
> I'm looking for links to DSSSL customisation style sheets to see how to do
> various things (and also just to see what can be done).
We have a short how-to and an example of our customization layer at:
http://24.112.178.91/cogent/prepdoc/pd-customizingthedsss
Hi,
I must be missing something, but i thought XSLT stylesheets are there to
transform
to HTML or any other XML alike, why add another stylesheets to do the last
part?
If docbook was a really high level description of data, but it is not, it
is for books in general,
and therefore comes close to
On Tue, Aug 07, 2001 at 11:04:54AM -0400, Dan York wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 03, 2001 at 01:20:38PM -0400, Jon Willeke wrote:
> > If you're only concerned about HTML, use a CSS stylesheet. My preference
> > is to shade screens, but not programlistings, so I use the following:
>
> The issue for the L
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