On 1/3/23 18:13, Bob Stayton wrote:
Thanks for this patch. I've submitted it as a new issue to the Issue Tracker for the DocBook xslt10
stylesheets on Github.
Thanks for taking care of that (and all other things related to docbook xsl
b.t.w.).
Erik Leunissen.
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Sincerely,
Erik Leunissen
- tbl.xsl.orig 2018-02-19 22:22:59.0 +0100
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- .TS
+
.TS
internet to convert pdf to word xml
(or 2b: does MS Word import PDF? I don't know).
Greetings,
Erik Leunissen.
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Basically the article has sections (nested), title, para, imageobjects,
and lists.. tables would be a plus.
Would be ok with a subset but a plus if one can map a tag to a
On 11/01/16 08:47, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
I fear, there is no dedicated element for a "problems" section.
However, you can try the label attribute and set it to an empty
value. It is there to influence the section numbering. Not sure if this
is what you want.
On the other side, the best appro
In case it matters: my processing toolchain is:
docbook5 XML | xsltproc | fop | pdf
I'd appreciate very much any suggestions,
Erik Leunissen.
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ded to the docbook-xsl project as a basis
for a patch, at their discretion. And to everybody to use at liberty.
Greetings,
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On Mar 13, 2015, at 10:58, Er
ndles this at at the document level.
The docbook-xsl stylesheets do not currently provide such a facility.
Well, I guess that amounts to a Feature Request ...
Anything wrong with this idea?
Greetings,
Erik Leunissen.
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On 09/03/15 18:08, Erik Leunissen wrote:
On 08/03/15 22:29, Erik Leunissen wrote:
...
So the text "Bijlage" is to be prepended to the appendix number.
...
Such prepended text doesn't even I show up in my output if I apply just
the stock stylesheets without any customizatio
On 08/03/15 22:29, Erik Leunissen wrote:
...
So the text "Bijlage" is to be prepended to the appendix number.
...
Such prepended text doesn't even I show up in my output if I apply just
the stock stylesheets without any customization at all.
Am I right that prepending text,
On 08/03/15 22:41, Martin Doucha wrote:
...
Put the section into a separate XML file (e.g. l10n-data.xml)
and link to it using the local.l10n.xml parameter like this:
...
Thanks Martin,
I did that. The PDF output (and the FO output likewise) still shows a
mere "1." as the appendix's label.
On 09/03/15 07:55, Thomas Schraitle wrote:
...
You are missing the important xml:lang attribute in your root element.
Without that attribute, all generated texts are created in English by
default. Add the line
xml:lang="nl"
into your article without using any customization layer at all. Reb
which I applied
using xsltproc. Finally, I used fop to generate
the final PDF (which seems to me irrelevant to the issue).
I fail to produce output that has *any* text prepended to the appendix's
number (i.e. even regardless the Dutch language).
Does anybody see what I'm doing wrong?
On 31/10/13 19:54, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi Erik,
You'll need to customize the template named 'page.number.format' from
fo/pagesetup.xsl. It has an xsl:choose with a case for the TOC when the
context element is a book (so the TOC is generated without a toc
element), so you need to add a case for a
age 5.
Attached you find an xml source and corresponding customization which
exercise this behaviour (using xsltproc and fop1.1 to produce PDF).
I'd like to prevent this behaviour but am clueless about where to attack
this phenomenon.
Any pointers/direction are greatly appreciated.
Erik
On 29/10/13 18:02, Erik Leunissen wrote:
...
However, it doesn't do exactly what you describe w.r.t. the warning
messages: two of them are still emitted when I'm doing the processing
here.
...
..., which is only because I happen to need all my docbook 5 elements
prefixed with the
issue. I'm happy with the result in the PDF.
Thanks a lot,
Erik Leunissen.
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est approach to make this TOC have a title nonetheless?
Thanks in advance,
Erik Leunissen (xsltproc - fop1.1 -> pdf)
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[1] Adding a title to toc in the xml source makes the toc element
non-empty, which effectively disables the "process.empty
On 20/10/13 18:08, Erik Leunissen wrote:
I find it difficult to decide whether it's best to accept this
fragility, or pursue a more robust solution (which isn't very inefficient).
Any thought's about that?
And that has also been
On 20/10/13 17:37, Erik Leunissen wrote:
I'm baffled. What's going on here?
It appears that I've let myself be lured into an import precedence
issue. See:
http://docbook.10921.n7.nabble.com/RE-docbook-para-customization-affects-footnote-numbers-td3638.html
The solution
and
corresponding stylesheet. Just uncomment/comment out the d:para template
to see the effect.
Any modification based off this template[*] has the same effect and
makes them unusable.
I'm baffled. What's going on here?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Erik Leunissen.
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In the meantime I found that adding
always
to
...
does what I want. It's just that I thought that that is default behaviour.
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On 13/10/13 22:59, Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi Erik,
Yes, that is intended behavior. The list element templates have two
attribute sets designed specifically for vertical spacing:
list.block.spacing sets the vertical space before and after the whole
list, and list.item spacing sets them for each listi
r any help,
Erik Leunissen.
http://docbook.org/ns/docbook";
xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink";
xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude";
xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg";
xmlns:m="http://www.w3.org/1998/Mat
customization
in my setup, which consists of xsltproc and fop 1.1
- Is that intended behaviour?
- What can I do to indent all lists regardless their place in the
docbook element hierarchy?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Erik Leunissen.
http://docbook.org/ns/docbook";
xmlns:xlin
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Hello Bob,
Thanks very much for the explanation and the remedy, which indeed made
the processing system do what I intended.
Greetings,
Erik Leunissen.
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e-after.*" attributes, to which the output is
sensitive as expected.
I'm clueless about what's going wrong: my logic, xsl or fop processing, ...
Any help in directing me where to look for something inappropriate is
much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Erik Leunissen.
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Never mind.
I found the issue to be the result of a configuration at the level of
the man command, used specifically by the midnight commander (when you
simply hit enter while a manpage file is selected).
The canonical incantation
> man filename
made the page display nicely, also the copyri
on my side; but then I haven't a clue at which
level to look:
- stylesheet parameters?
- wrong font, somewhere?
- ...
A similar issue regards the copyright sign, which is rendered as nr. 251
in reverse video.
Can someone indicate to me where to fix this?
Thanks in advance,
Erik Leunissen wrote the following inaccurate statement:
>
> Observed effect:
> ---
> Chapter 3. Getting started
> +
> +
> +
> This is the first paragraph of chapter 3. Bla, bla ...
> and bla and
Hello all,
I've got a few questions regarding the formatting and lay-out of chapter
and section titles.
Thanks in advance for any help/advice.
Erik Leunissen
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1. How can I suppress a trailing dot in automatic component/section labels?
This parameter in a customization
rm.
Thanks,
Erik.
> If you were using "list" format (side by side), then there is a
> processing instruction that can adjust the indent width.
>
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> - Original Message - From: "Erik Leunissen&
very much appreciate a direction.
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ntries inducing a
page break).
Any hints for how I can control the space before a refsynopsisdiv element?
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Erik Leunissen wrote:
> ...
> The two resulting output files (xsltproc.out.err and xsltproc.out
> respectively) have been diff'ed and the diff is appended.
> ...
In case anyone wonders:
Yes indeed, output size from "xsltproc -v" is huge, in my case around
1.25 MB
Bob Stayton wrote:
> Hi,
> I processed your test file with your customization layer (changing the
> xsl:import path to my copy of 1.74.0), using the same version of
> xsltproc (actually, the Windows binary), and I got no namespace error
> message. Your path looks like a Linux path, so perhaps some
from another location in this
discussion thread for a report about that.
Erik.
> Regards,
> Dick Hamilton
> http://rlhamilton.net
>
> On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 19:27 +0200, Erik Leunissen wrote:
>> John Brown wrote:
>>> If you are on Ubuntu, then at the prompt, run:
John Brown wrote:
>
> If you are on Ubuntu, then at the prompt, run:
>
> sudo ./install.sh
> and enter your password when prompted. That will let you run the script
> as root.
It appears that the distribution is not supposed to be installed as root:
> su
Password:
# ./install.sh
NOTE: For non
Bob Stayton wrote:
> Hi,
> I processed your test file with your customization layer (changing the
> xsl:import path to my copy of 1.74.0), using the same version of
> xsltproc (actually, the Windows binary), and I got no namespace error
> message. Your path looks like a Linux path, so perhaps some
ehill.net/docbookxsl/HTMLTitlePage.html
>
> Bob Stayton
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>
> - Original Message - From: "Erik Leunissen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 1:40 PM
> Subject: [docbook-apps] customizing s
ath, so perhaps someone could
> test it on a Linux box.
>
Thanks for testing this. The xsl:import path is a Linux local path which
refers to a 1.74.0 stylesheet indeed.
Erik.
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Hello all,
I'm looking for a way to modify the spacing before refsect1 titles. I
found how to do that for section titles (see below).
Does anybody know how to do that for refsect1 elements (or refsections
in general) ?
Thanks in advance,
Erik Leunissen
==
1.0em
Erik Leunissen wrote:
>
>> If one of those things doesn't solve the problem, then I'd suggest
>> reposting the question with more information on your environment (i.e.,
>> which version of the stylesheets, which xslt processor, your xml source
>> file, your O
ironment (i.e.,
> which version of the stylesheets, which xslt processor, your xml source
> file, your OS, etc.).
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Dick Hamilton
> http://rlhamilton.net
>
> On Tue, 2008-06-17 at 22:29 +0200, Erik Leunissen wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
&
Florent Georges wrote:
>
> How do you know that this line is the cause of the error?
>
Removing it, or commenting that line out makes the error go away. I
interpreted this behaviour as the line being the cause.
Erik
Hello all,
The statement:
1
used in the customization layer below, triggers the following error message:
"XPath error : Undefined namespace prefix"
Anybody know:
- whether that's merely an annoyance or a real error?
- how to prevent it from happening?
Note aside:
I know that "
ymlink).
After having updated the symlink, I get the so-desired appendix toc.
Sorry for the stupid mistake.
Thanks for your help,
Erik Leunissen
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my case. If the xsl
processor doesn't matter then I'm suspecting the particular xml source
that I'm using. Therefore, I've appended the minimal XML source with
which I tested the above.
I'd appreciate very much if someone tested with that source, verifying
that switc
Erik Leunissen wrote:
>
> Thanks a lot for checking this. I'm indeed using 1.74.0. (and fop 0.94),
>
> Could it be that the xsl processor matters? I'm using xslt.
>
Oh, that was inaccurate. That should be:
> xsltproc --version
Using libxml 20626, libxslt 10117 a
you are
> using 1.74.0, so I'm not sure what else might be going wrong.
>
Thanks a lot for checking this. I'm indeed using 1.74.0. (and fop 0.94),
Could it be that the xsl processor matters? I'm using xslt.
Erik.
> Bob Stayton
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Mauritz Jeanson wrote:
>
> I think you have to remove the line continuation characters. There should
> only be whitespace between the entries.
>
I removed it, and that made a difference:
Now, when I include the parameter in the customization layer, it *does*
generate a TOC, but for the main art
Dave Pawson wrote:
>
> Are you using the element in your source file?
No, I'm not.
Should I? It appears that it isn't always needed to do so since a toc
for the main article is generated "automagically", without the source
having any reference to a element, provided that I remove any
"generate
ix is concerned.
Does anybody have an idea what's wrong?
I've been using:
- docbook 4.5
- xsl stylesheets 1.74.0
- fop 0.94 (under Linux)
Thanks in advance for your attention,
Erik Leunissen
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such comprehensive information is readily available, I'd appreciate a
pointer to it; otherwise I'd be very happy with separate pointers to the
single utilities.
Thanks in advance,
Erik Leunissen.
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