I can't solve the problem of rendering symbols (entities in XML, as
micro;).
I work with jadetex 3.12, pdftex and openjade trough norm's dsssl.
Openjade
build a tex file con the symbol coded (B5h in this case). But pdftex
complains
that although Unicode knows about the textmu but the font package
Hi John,
You might want to try a way that many people on this list use to include
code. It works well, avoids conflicts with and characters, and
automatically inserts the latest code any time the document is processed.
You can read our explanation of it here:
How do I enable saxon extensions for docbook? I've added the extensions to
my classpath and seem to remember that there was either a param or variable
to set for docbook to use the extensions. Am I too far off the mark?
Carlos
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* Carlos; [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03 Apr, 2002 wrote:
How do I enable saxon extensions for docbook? I've added the extensions to
my classpath and seem to remember that there was either a param or variable
to set for docbook to use the extensions. Am I too far off the mark?
In your customization add
In my experience (and based on advice I've received), entities are a
cumbersome way to share content. You could use an xsl to copy the
content over and at the same time have it remove id's in the copied
version. I suggest something like this in a reply to another post:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do you now some docbook's construction, which provides automatic
copying of text from one chapter to other?
You can use text entities or XInclude.
Specially, i make in docbook course of c-language. I need to
place exercises for students into end of every chapter
On Wed, Apr 03, 2002 at 10:29:11PM +0200, Jirka Kosek wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do you now some docbook's construction, which provides automatic
copying of text from one chapter to other?
You can use text entities or XInclude.
Specially, i make in docbook course of
Hi!
QEmacs (aka Quick Emacs) release 0.3pre11 for Linux
(http://www.bellard.org/qemacs) now integrates a graphical DocBook
mode based on its generic HTML/XML/CSS2 renderer (you can edit
simultaneously the XML source in both text and graphical
window). Maybe some people might be interested to
