> Jome wrote:
>>>Sombody know's what happend to the revcheck.html file?
>>>it doesn't exist.
>>>it's a file contaning info about translations.
>>>eg:
>>>http://www.php.net/manual/he/revcheck.html
>>>should contain information about hebrew translated files, untranslated
>>>files, and translators.
Jome wrote:
>>Sombody know's what happend to the revcheck.html file?
>>it doesn't exist.
>>it's a file contaning info about translations.
>>eg:
>>http://www.php.net/manual/he/revcheck.html
>>should contain information about hebrew translated files, untranslated
>>files, and translators.
>>
>>what
> Sombody know's what happend to the revcheck.html file?
> it doesn't exist.
> it's a file contaning info about translations.
> eg:
> http://www.php.net/manual/he/revcheck.html
> should contain information about hebrew translated files, untranslated
> files, and translators.
>
> what happend?
h
Hello,
Sombody know's what happend to the revcheck.html file?
it doesn't exist.
it's a file contaning info about translations.
eg:
http://www.php.net/manual/he/revcheck.html
should contain information about hebrew translated files, untranslated
files, and translators.
what happend?
Thank you,
L
> I found the problem with XSLT on Windows. You should use URLs not
> filenames in xsl:import instruction (used in xsl/*.xsl). Thus you must
> run configure in the following way:
>
> ./configure --with-xsl=file:///e:/src/db/xsl
>
> Where e:/src/db/xsl is path to your local copy of DocBook XSL
>
> > Well, I cannot fully understand how this is related, or
> > how this holds an opinion of yours, but HTML is the
> > only format going to be supported for offline help
> > on MS platforms in the following few years. They
> > will release MS Help 2.0 the next year. It supports
> > XML for TOC sp
From: "Gabor Hojtsy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > a) Writing a new DSSSL customization or
> > > b) Writing a new XSL customization
> > >
> > > because
> >
> > [...]
> >
> > XML is the way we go. If you want HTML, I want LaTeX :)
>
> Well, I cannot fully understand how this is related, or
> how t
> > a) Writing a new DSSSL customization or
> > b) Writing a new XSL customization
> >
> > because
>
> [...]
>
> XML is the way we go. If you want HTML, I want LaTeX :)
Well, I cannot fully understand how this is related, or
how this holds an opinion of yours, but HTML is the
only format go
From: "Gabor Hojtsy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > > I'll check this out as soon as I have sufficient time. I am
> > > currently working on a quite ugly regular expression based
> > > implementation to generate newchm output. I am quite ready
> > > with it, only some errors are left...
> >
> > With res
> > I'll check this out as soon as I have sufficient time. I am
> > currently working on a quite ugly regular expression based
> > implementation to generate newchm output. I am quite ready
> > with it, only some errors are left...
>
> With respect, generating HTML Help by XSLT stylesheets works
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
> I'll check this out as soon as I have sufficient time. I am
> currently working on a quite ugly regular expression based
> implementation to generate newchm output. I am quite ready
> with it, only some errors are left...
With respect, generating HTML Help by XSLT styleshee
> > | $ ./msxsl.exe manual.xml xsl/html.xsl
> > | Error occurred while compiling stylesheet 'xsl/html.xsl'.
> > | Code: 0x80004005
> > | The xsl:apply-imports instruction may only occur within an
> > | xsl:template instruction with a match attribute, and may not
> > | occur within an
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
>
> > i should have mentioned: right now i run configure with absolute
> > path, using $PWD/configure or `pwd`/configure, that will generate
> > absolute pathes for the auto generated entities
>
> -
> I tried $PW
> Feel free to correct any errors you find.
As I said, these are no real errors, but wait and see ;)
Mark
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Hartmut Holzgraefe wrote:
> i guess the only real solution is to have the entities file
> generated in two versions and copy the right file to
> chapters.ent before starting either jade or an xslt processor :(
You can insert correct relative path to chapters.ent and similar files.
instead of
> > The revcheck script is bacward compatible to handle languages
> > with revision comments in files, but no translation.xml file...
>
> Ive just found some "errors" in revcheck.php, which I will
> fix in the next hours. What I found were only some missing
> "" and a need of in empty s for Net
> No. The it group uses the - as you say way cooler - revision
> tracking method, the translation.xml, instead of the Translators
I know that now. translatioln.xml was checked in yesterday. I
did build it locally and it really rocks! Great work Gabor!
> file. As this file is XML, the revchec
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
> MSXML (actually msxsl.exe is able to use MSXML from command line):
Don't expect MSXML to work with DocBook stylesheets -- they are too
complicated for MSXML -- it crashes on them without any reasonable error
message.
> | $ ./msxsl.exe manual.xml xsl/html.xsl
> | Erro
> i should have mentioned: right now i run configure with absolute
> path, using $PWD/configure or `pwd`/configure, that will generate
> absolute pathes for the auto generated entities
-
I tried $PWD/configure under cygwin, and so it
Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
> Saxon:
>
> | $ ./saxon.exe manual.xml xsl/html.xsl
> | Error on line 35 column 5 of file:/g:/phpcvs/phpdoc/manual.xml:
>| Error reported by XML parser: Cannot read from
> | file:/g:/phpcvs/phpdoc/entities/en/bookinfo.xml
> | (\g:\phpcvs\phpdoc\entities\en\boo
> creating bightml using xslt stylesheets and saxon takes less than
> 10 minutes compared to over an hour using jade
>
> creating chunked html takes about an hour using jade and about 5(!)
> using saxon, but here gnome libxslt does the job within 20 minutes
>
> for the print version i have no co
> I have some questions about thos revcheck.html files.
>
> - How often are the build?
Every time a new manual is built the revcheck is updated.
> - http://www.php.net/manual/de/revcheck.html is nice, but
> http://www.php.net/manual/it/revcheck.html is way cooler.
> Is this because the ger
Slawomir Pucia wrote:
>>- How often are the build?
>>
>
> Since there are 15 (?) manuals to build now, and it takes about 5 hours
> each, [...]
creating bightml using xslt stylesheets and saxon takes less than
10 minutes compared to over an hour using jade
creating chunked html takes about an
> in /phpdoc/it there is a file called translation.xml, if you use that as a
> source and change it accordingly to DE and put it on /phpdoc/de you will
> have a revcheck.html page cool as our. :)))
Hehe, grazie
> you have to also add tags like this:
>
> to each file in your tree. again, have
> Since there are 15 (?) manuals to build now, and it takes about 5 hours
> each, you can see that particular lang may be built in few days period.
> Additionally a new version is built if there were changes in a one day
> period.
Ah, I see.
> It is because "de" guys did not switched to transl
At 19.36 06/02/02 +0100, Mark Kronsbein wrote:
>I have some questions about thos revcheck.html files.
>
>- How often are the build?
this is generated after the manual build process itself, take a look at:
http://www.php.net/manual/it/build.log.gz and search for the keyword
'revcheck.html'. it
> - How often are the build?
Since there are 15 (?) manuals to build now, and it takes about 5 hours
each, you can see that particular lang may be built in few days period.
Additionally a new version is built if there were changes in a one day
period.
> - http://www.php.net/manual/de/revcheck.ht
> If you look at the line after "Status of the translated PHP Manual"
> you can see the date it was generated.
I know, but this was not my question ;) I wanted to know
how often.
Mark
--
German Gabber Network @ http://www.gabber.de
Infos und Tips zu PHP http://www.php-homepage.de
From: "Mark Kronsbein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi guys!
and gals!
> I have some questions about thos revcheck.html files.
>
> - How often are the build?
> - http://www.php.net/manual/de/revcheck.html is nice, but
> http://www.php.net/manual/it/revcheck.html is way cooler.
> Is this because th
Hi guys!
I have some questions about thos revcheck.html files.
- How often are the build?
- http://www.php.net/manual/de/revcheck.html is nice, but
http://www.php.net/manual/it/revcheck.html is way cooler.
Is this because the german file is build earlier?
I used the file very often the las
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