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Subject: [docbook-apps] Considering XSL-FO as a graphics file format
Hi, I am working on a DocBook project that has several literal layouts. They are listing of XML documents. To make them easier to read, I wanted them to be multi-colored; so I wrote an XSL stylesheet to transform them into -fo with the appropriate inlines to control the color. I include placeholders within the DocBook to indicate where the listings are to be placed. I transform the DocBook into -fo and then replace each placeholder with its colorized -fo listing. I then process the resulting file using XEP creating a pdf. This process works fine but it is time consuming and must be repeated very time there is a change to the DocBook file. My question is "Is it possible to treat these -fo files as graphics files, similar to SVG files?" Gordon Ney
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