Re: [docbook-apps] Please test DocBook XSL 1.70.1

[Michael Fuchs <michael.fuchs@unico-group.com>]

|Hello,

- there seems to be a problem with parameter lists in the synopsis elements. 
I always get a single comma followed by a newline after the opening brace.

Example:
 
The following code

<methodsynopsis language="java">
  <modifier>public</modifier>
  <type>void</type>
  <methodname>setRootPath</methodname>
  <methodparam>
    <type>String</type>
    <parameter>rootPath</parameter>
  </methodparam>
</methodsynopsis>

produces the following output in fo and html.

 public void setRootPath(,
                          String rootPath);

|- Are there any considerations to add support for annotations, like those used in the java language?

- I want to create WordML, but I always end up with the following messages:

date encountered in bookinfo, but no template matches.
abstract encountered in bookinfo, but no template matches.
chapter encountered in book, but no template matches.
appendix encountered in book, but no template matches.
index encountered in book, but no template matches.

There is no support for chapters yet, is this right?

Regards

Michael




Michael(tm) Smith schrieb:
> Please take some time to download and test version 1.70.1 of the
> DocBook XSL stylesheets. If there are any bugs or regressions
> introduced in 1.70.0 in 1.70.1, it would be best to get them
> identified and fixed as soon as possible.
>
> You can do a single-user install/uninstall of 1.70.1 by following
> these steps:
>
>   1. Download and uncompress the release from:
>
>      http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=21935&package_id=16608
>
>      You can uncompress the release file anywhere on your system.
>      It doesn't need to go in /usr/local (or wherever) and you
>      should not put it under /usr/share/xml or anywhere that's
>      under the control of your OS's package-management system.
>      It's fine just to put it in your home directory.
>
>   2. Run in the install.sh file in the release directory.
>
>        $ ./install.sh
>
>      That will set up your XML and SGML catalog environment so
>      that it temporarily points to the place where you installed
>      the 1.70.1. (The changes the install.sh file makes are
>      non-destructive; it does not make any changes to your "real"
>      catalog environment.)
>
>   3. After you're done testing with 1.70.1, if you want to restore
>      your catalog environment to its original settings, you can do
>      so by running the uninstall.sh file:
>
>        $ ./uninstall.sh
>
> Thanks,
>
>   --Mike
>   


-- 
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Michael Fuchs
Phone: 0 81 61/ 14 41 66
Fax: 0 81 61/ 14 05 21
E-Mail: michael.fuchs@unico-group.com