DOCBOOK-APPS: PassiveTeX error with 1.52.1 XSL Stylesheets

[fyl2xp1 <vnhu38f93@subdimension.com>]

I installed the latest stylesheets 1.52.1 and then tried to render PDF from the

formatting objects output, created with xsltproc, with pdfxmltex.  Everything worked

fine with version 1.51.1, with this new version I get this strange error:

 

xmltex version: 2000/09/07 v1.8y (Exp):

(c:/docbook/TeXLive/texmf/tex/xmltex/base/xmltex.cfg)

No File: test.cfg (c:/docbook/TeXLive/texmf/tex/xmltex/passivetex/fotex.xmt

! Illegal parameter number in definition of \x@temp.

(to be read again)

 

1.2 ...ustify" line-height="normal" language="en">

                                                                       <fo: layout-master-set><fo:...

 

It seemed to be complaining about the line:

 

font-family="&quot;Times Roman&quot;,serif"

 

which using the old version was:

 

font-family="Times Roman"

 

so I changed this to:

 

"Times Roman,serif"

 

and tried again, generating the error:

 

! Illegal parameter number in definition of \x@temp.

<to be read again>

 

1.2 ...ont-family="&quot;Times Roman&quot;,serif">

                                                                           &#xA9;</fo:inline> 1998 Yo...

 

so I found what I thought was the offending line:

 

font-family="&quot;Times Roman&quot;,serif">

 

and changed it to

 

"Times Roman,serif"

 

then tried again, generating the error(s):

 

LaTeX Warning: Reference 'id360373' on page 1 undefined on input line 2.

 

LaTeX Warning: Reference 'id360388' on page 1 undefined on input line 2.

 

! Missing \endgroup inserted.

<inserted text>

                        \endgroup

1.6      </fo:block></fo:block></fo:flow>

                                                         </fo:page-sequence></fo:root>

 

Well i'm stymied, I don't know why it was asking for inputfile.cfg?

I tried creating this file and left it empty but that did nothing.

I also tried changing the fonts to exactly the same as the other

(not including the serif bit), that did nothing.  So I have included

the actual formatting object outputs from version 1.51.1 (goodfo)

and version 1.52.1 (badfo) and their logs, (good.log) and (bad.log)

respectively.  (note that bad.log was prematurely exited with CTRL-C)

 

Regards

 

AM