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Subject: Re: [docbook] Line numbering ordinary text, not just 'verbatim environments'


Thanks Bob

Kevin Brown described a solution for RenderX on the xep-support list
that post-processes the XEP intermediate format, so I will give that
a try.

David

On 8/27/14 12:41 PM, Bob Stayton wrote:
I know that the Antenna House XSL Formatter (not the Lite version) can
number lines.  It has several extension properties like axf:line-number
that control application and formatting of the numbers.

I'm not sure it will work as you want for tables, as it numbers lines in
all cells if you turn it on for the whole table.   Since that isn't what
you want you would have to turn it on only for cells in the first column
and fiddle with the formatting.

Another approach is to work with the intermediate format that FOP, XEP,
and Antenna House can all produce.  This is an XML representation of the
typeset area tree, where text lines are marked up as such.  It might be
possible to intervene to add line numbers, but it might be tricky to
avoid messing up the already typeset material.

Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
bobs@sagehill.net

On 8/26/2014 4:43 PM, Alexey Neyman wrote:
Hi David,

The problem with numbering the lines in non-verbatim environment is
that the
actual layout is not performed by docbook-xsl stylesheets. Rather, it is
performed by the next step, the FO processor (such as Apache FOP).

So, this might not be possible without some support from the FO
processor.

Regards,
Alexey.

On Tuesday, August 26, 2014 06:55:30 am David Clunie wrote:
Hi

I need to include line numbers for all the text in a document (so
that reviewers can comment on specific parts of the document with
precise references, without having to manually count line offsets
from the nearest section label, etc). This is for PDF rendering.

I found the "line numbering extensions" but I understand that it
only applies to 'verbatim environments', which the documentation
describes as 'address, literallayout, programlisting, screen,
synopsis'.

Before I start customizing the stylesheets, is there a mechanism
for this already?

David

PS. Or to put it another way, I am looking for something like Microsoft
Word's line numbering feature, but better, in that ideally table lines
would also be numbered (which they are not in Word).

PPS. Either restarting numbering with a page, or continuous from the
start would be fine for my use case.


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