Re: [docbook-apps] Nomenclature question from newbie

[Steve Ball <Steve.Ball@zveno.com>]

There is a GUI version of xsltproc, tkxsltproc, which will save you the 
trouble of having to type long command line entries.  The 
almost-ready-to-be-released version 1.4 can process DocBook 
stylesheets.

See http://tclxml.sf.net/tkxsltproc.html for more information about 
this application.  I'll get the Windows release of 1.4 up on the 
SourceForge site ASAP (in the meantime, contact me if you would like a 
preview).

HTHs,
Steve Ball

On 09/06/2004, at 12:26 PM, RENE HACHE wrote:

>
> Just want some clarify on who to interpret the following example, 
> (which is using XSLTPROC on a Windows machine to generate a HTML 
> example):
>
> xsltproc \
> --output myfile.html \
> --stringparam use.extensions 0 \
> docbook-xsl/html/docbook.xsl \
> myfile.xml
>
> Is this meant to be typed as one long line in your command prompt or 
> do you press enter after every backslash? I am new with interpreting 
> code and not very familiar with the command prompt?
>
> Thanks
> René
>
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