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Subject: DOCBOOK-APPS: About DB2LaTeX
Dear All, (If you are not interested un DB2LaTeX, please, discard this message and I apologize for de inconvenience) Many of the comments and bug reports I receive about DB2LaTeX concern the escaping of characters as well as internationalization. I'm thinking about how I could improve the package, and using external "modules" with java and/or C++ is an option. However, dropping the "XSL only" approach may mean compatibility problems, and that some XSL processors are supported and others aren't. So my questions are: - Should I add extension modules in order to make DB2LaTeX to make it perform better and faster? - If yes, which are the approaches I should consider? - Has anyone experience with this? Pointers appreciated. - Should I focus in providing support for the 1 or 2 "most widely used" XSLT processors in benefit of the number of features supported? In general terms, I would be against the inclusion of external modules. However, some things require ugly hacks and some people have suggested using add-ons for these. Many thanks in advance, Ramon Ps: DB2LaTeX is a XSL stylesheet that is aimed at a DocBook -> LaTeX transformation. It is available at db2latex.sourceforge.net and www.sourceforge.net/projects/db2latex. Please note that the CVS version may be required. Ps: I have not been receiving Docbook-apps mails for a while, and I am not very sure why. Please also note that the email address casellas@aist.enst.fr was unavailable for some months.
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