Re: [docbook-apps] How to transform the content of a <para> element?

["Christopher R. Maden" <crism@maden.org>]

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On 05/26/2011 08:09 AM, Christophe HARO wrote:
> But a sentence that follows </emphasis> before </para> is not outputed :
> 
> <para>                                    <para>
>     This is a text.                           Zhis is a text.
>     <emphasis>                                <emphasis>
>         This is another phrase.    ==>            Zhis is another phrase.
>     </emphasis>                               </emphasis>
>     This was a Test.                      </para>
> </para>

I don’t believe you. (-:

I just ran your stylesheet and your source, copied and pasted from your
e-mail (and cleaned up for well-formedness), and the result was:

crism@portmore:~/tmp$ xsltproc haro.xsl haro.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<wrapper>
<para>
    Zhis is a text.
    <emphasis>
        Zhis is another phrase.
    </emphasis>
</para>
<para>
    Zhis is a text.
    <emphasis>
        Zhis is another phrase.
    </emphasis>
    Zhis was a Zest.
</para>
</wrapper>

Either you didn’t actually use the XSLT you posted, or something else is
going on.

To bring this back on-topic for DocBook-apps: generally, if you just add
a template matching text() to your customization layer, it should catch
all or nearly all of the text in your content.  (You will need to add it
in multiple modes, unfortunately.)

~Chris
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