I've used DocBook for the formatting of reports produced from our "ECO"
(Engineering Change Control) system which I would have thought is
similar to what you want. i.e. data in a "database" (in your case
project related stuff, output in a form suitable for conversion to
readable/navigable
Sounds like a jadetex problem to me - that takes care of pagination and,
ultimately, all the table layout.
There may be some parameter that can be tweaked to cope with that. But
I'm not quite sure how the table headers are generated (not with out
looking in any case - i.e. is a LaTeX table creati
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 02:54:31PM +, Martin Gautier wrote:
> Have you looked at CVS (http://www.cvshome.org/docs/overview.html). It
> will certainly manage your documents for you but I'm not sure about your
The SCM system is a very small part of project management, and it
doesn't appear
I've solved most of my customization problems thanks to you guys. There's
still one annoying problem though. I've searched the archives, but didn't
find anyone with my problem. Funny if it's just me having this problem...
When there's no space enough left for a table entry at the bottom of the
At 14:54 19/03/2002 -0500, Nancy (Paisner) Harrison wrote:
>Toolsmiths, including authors who are toolsmiths, tend to prefer 'ease of
>processing;' authors who aren't toolsmiths generally prefer 'rules that
>make sense.'
>>In which case is it another rule that topics should be 'standalone
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 12:15:59PM -0500, Bradford, Denis wrote:
> Running chunk.html v 1.48 I'm trying to generate a link from the following
> citerefentry code:
>
> file
>
> The target seems to be coded okay:
>
> file
> ...
>
> This generates a link, but the target is empty: file
>
> The s
At 06:45 PM 3/19/2002 -0800, Dave Pawson wrote:
>At 13:30 19/03/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>Dave Pawson:
>> >Which would be easier?
>> >a)To provide a mini DTD for 'glue' which then becomes a topic,
>> >b)Process glue content as a special?
>>
>>Most glue really isn't appropriate for
Dave Pawson:
>Which would be easier?
>a)To provide a mini DTD for 'glue' which then becomes a topic,
>b)Process glue content as a special?
Most glue really isn't appropriate for treatment as a topic. Topics are
supposed to be independently readable, reusable units of titled information
organized
At 13:30 19/03/2002 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Dave Pawson:
> >Which would be easier?
> >a)To provide a mini DTD for 'glue' which then becomes a topic,
> >b)Process glue content as a special?
>
>Most glue really isn't appropriate for treatment as a topic.
I was moving to ease of processing
Eric
>>has there been attempts to manage project related documents with
docbook?
>>I'm looking to manage trees of deliverables (possibly with associated
>>action lists). This tree of deliverables is similar to a work breakdown
>>structure (WBS) with for each one an owner, time estimate, require
Hi,
I
am using docbook-xsl-1.49 and fop-0.20.3 to produce PDFs. I was wondering if anyone has
experience with extending the "fo" portion of docbook-xsl to
cause
section elements to not be split over multiple pages and to cause section elements to
begin new pages.
I have a document o
Running chunk.html v 1.48 I'm trying to generate a link from the following
citerefentry code:
file
The target seems to be coded okay:
file
...
This generates a link, but the target is empty: file
The strange thing is, when I look at inline.xsl, the template that's
supposed to do the work is
Yep - though it's not a topic (no independent title or subject). Still
makes sense to store it as part of the map, since that's where the sequence
of topics is defined that requires the transitions.
Michael Priestley
DITA Specialization Architect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dept 833 IBM Canadat/l: 969
Eric Richardson wrote:
> Hi, Is there an easy way to convert tex to docbook. I searched the
> archives and the FAQ but found nothing. Since I know virtually
> nothing about Tex this may be a dumb question. I started to do
> this by hand but that was slow. Thanks, Eric
>
Thanks for the inf
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 07:41:19AM -0700, Eric Richardson wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there an easy way to convert tex to docbook. I searched the archives
> and the FAQ but found nothing. Since I know virtually nothing about Tex
> this may be a dumb question. I started to do this by hand but that was slow
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 07:41:19AM -0700, Eric Richardson wrote:
> Is there an easy way to convert tex to docbook. I searched the archives
> and the FAQ but found nothing. Since I know virtually nothing about Tex
> this may be a dumb question. I started to do this by hand but that was slow.
You
Hi,
Is there an easy way to convert tex to docbook. I searched the archives
and the FAQ but found nothing. Since I know virtually nothing about Tex
this may be a dumb question. I started to do this by hand but that was slow.
Thanks,
Eric
Hello,
has there been attempts to manage project related documents with docbook?
I'm looking to manage trees of deliverables (possibly with associated
action lists). This tree of deliverables is similar to a work breakdown
structure (WBS) with for each one an owner, time estimate, required inpu
Hello Everybody!
Generating fo from docbook-xml with an articleinfo.authorgroup and more
than one author in it, the fo-result is:
Peter Gabriel
Marc Knopfler
Elton John
without seperators "," and "and" (see comm
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