Is anybody using TextMate to write Docbook? If so, I'd appreciate any information about how to set up the tools to manage the various XSL transformations.
Thanks,
Noel
On 13. Feb 2007, at 15:25, Noel Rappin wrote:
Is anybody using TextMate to write Docbook? If so, I'd appreciate any information about how to set up the tools to manage the various XSL transformations.
Haven't used TextMate for it, but use Docbook extensively with xsltproc and the XMLmind editor. Can you get it working from the command line?
-geir
I know I can get xsltproc working from the command line, but the directions I've seen online for getting Docbook working with that on the Mac have lacked a certain clarity.
Noel
On 2/13/07, Geir Aalberg geir@fandom.no wrote:
On 13. Feb 2007, at 15:25, Noel Rappin wrote:
Is anybody using TextMate to write Docbook? If so, I'd appreciate any information about how to set up the tools to manage the various XSL transformations.
Haven't used TextMate for it, but use Docbook extensively with xsltproc and the XMLmind editor. Can you get it working from the command line?
-geir
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If you want to transform it to (x)HTML all you need is the DocbookXSL package which you can find on [1].
Then simply run for example `xsltproc ${PATH_TO_EXTRACTED_DOCBOOKXSL_FOLDER}/xhtml/docbook.xsl mydocbook.xml > mydocbook.html` to create the HTML version (single-page) of mydocbook.xml :)
[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/docbook
Noel Rappin schrieb:
I know I can get xsltproc working from the command line, but the directions I've seen online for getting Docbook working with that on the Mac have lacked a certain clarity.
Noel
On 2/13/07, Geir Aalberg geir@fandom.no wrote:
On 13. Feb 2007, at 15:25, Noel Rappin wrote:
Is anybody using TextMate to write Docbook? If so, I'd appreciate any information about how to set up the tools to manage the various XSL transformations.
Haven't used TextMate for it, but use Docbook extensively with xsltproc and the XMLmind editor. Can you get it working from the command line?
-geir
Or if you like to get a pdf version you might want to have a look at FOP/XEP/Prince/Whatever, download it and use that in combination with the fo stylesheet:
xsltproc http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/fo/ docbook.xsl example.xml | xep -out example.book
Some time ago i noted down some basics about that process in case i forget them - maybe this is what you where looking for: http:// wmachert.blogspot.com/2006/09/docbook-transformation-made-easy.html
On 13.02.2007, at 19:24, Horst Gutmann wrote:
If you want to transform it to (x)HTML all you need is the DocbookXSL package which you can find on [1].
Then simply run for example `xsltproc ${PATH_TO_EXTRACTED_DOCBOOKXSL_FOLDER}/xhtml/docbook.xsl mydocbook.xml > mydocbook.html` to create the HTML version (single-page) of mydocbook.xml :)
[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/docbook
Noel Rappin schrieb:
I know I can get xsltproc working from the command line, but the directions I've seen online for getting Docbook working with that on the Mac have lacked a certain clarity.
Noel
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