Alexander Schatten wrote:
Use XML version of DocBook and XSL stylesheets. They are able to create
index in a single pass without need for running separate support
programs (like collateindex.pl).
sorry for adding a question: I use the XSL stylesheets for HMTL
production (PDF does not
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Alexander Schatten wrote:
Use XML version of DocBook and XSL stylesheets. They are able to create
index in a single pass without need for running separate support
programs (like collateindex.pl).
sorry for adding a question: I use the XSL stylesheets for HMTL
production
Alexander Schatten wrote:
(3a) I try to create HTML using autoidx.xsl (that was once recommenden):
this does not work at all: it generates plain text, no html any more??
No, you should use docbook.xsl or chunk.xsl.
(3b) I try docbook.xsl: this works: generates HTML, but no index
(3b) I
Hello,
I have/had this problem too, using an older version of (I believe)
index.xsl
(from 1.29) solved it for me, haven't tested it for a while though.
Regards,
Gerrit
Alexander Schatten wrote:
Jirka Kosek wrote:
Alexander Schatten wrote:
Use XML version of DocBook and XSL
Do you have something like following in place where you want index to
appear?
index
titleMy superb index/title
/index
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!
that was the (obvious) solution: nevertheless: unfortunately, this
index thing is described _very_ confusing in the Doc Book -
Definitive Guide
btw. the next problems are already arising, as I also need to figure out
references to tables, to images, glossary, ...
You do this with xrefs. An example is easiest;
Name the element you want to reference first, i.e.
figure id=my_figure
...
/figure
then anywhere you want to refer to
It seems to me that a number of people have asked questions
about this but I can't seem to find my problem in here anywhere.
I have a SGML file and I do the following after marking up some
indexes:
jade -t sgml -d location_of_my_docbook.dsl -V html-index
document.sgml
Then collateindex.pl -o
Brian Pribis wrote:
Also, why isn't it easier to generate indexes? I can only do
this on SGML files and not on XML using jade.
You can generate index from XML in the same way as from SGML.
Any suggestion as to how to do this easier? Thanks.
Use XML version of DocBook and XSL
