Re: DOCBOOK-APPS: Announce: DocBook XSL Stylesheets V1.51.0

[Eric Richardson <eric.richardson@milagrosoft.com>]

Hi Norm,

Any news on the XPATH length, array out of bounds error Xalan problem? 
Do we need to switch to saxon or xsltproc? I see some others on the list 
hitting this problem.

Thanks,
Eric

Norman Walsh wrote:

>                    DocBook XSL Stylesheets Release Notes
> 
> DocBook Open Repository Team
> 
>  $Id: RELEASE-NOTES.xml,v 1.4 2002/06/02 21:17:15 nwalsh Exp $
> 
>  02 Jun 2002
> 
>    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
>  These are the release notes for the DocBook XSL Stylesheets. This file
>  documents (mostly) changes to the public APIs. What, exactly, counts as a
>  public API is still somewhat in question, but it includes at least the
>  global parameters.
> 
>  Release 1.51.0
> 
>    o Added an extension function to determine the intrinsic size of an
>      image. Works for the image formats supported by the Java Image class
>      and or PostScript-derived formats.
> 
>    o Added callout bullets 11-15.
> 
>    o Removed obsolete using.chunker parameter.
> 
>    o Added points.per.em parameter.
> 
>    o Added generate.manifest parameter.
> 
>    o Added manifest parameter.
> 
>    o Added compact.list.item.spacing parameter.
> 
>    o Added html.extra.head.links parameter.
> 
>    o Added use.svg parameter; support SVG in HTML.
> 
>    o Convert the library code to a literate programming style with xweb.
> 
>    o Support xref to any element that has a title (at least when it has a
>      title).
> 
>    o Pass MathML through unchanged.
> 
>    o Completely reworked support for graphic attributes in HTML.
> 
>    o Add additional LINK elements to the HTML HEAD (for site navigation as
>      in Mozilla---note, however, that Mozilla has disabled this recently
>      for the 1.0 release).
> 
>    o Support shade.verbatim parameter in FO.
> 
>    o Support compact list spacing in FO.
> 
>                                         Be seeing you,
>                                           norm
> 
>