Re: [docbook-apps] <itemizedlist><variablelist><funcsynopsis>

[John Himpel <john@jlhimpel.net>]

On Mon, 2003-11-24 at 21:00, Bob Stayton wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 09:10:47PM -0600, John Himpel wrote:
> > When I use the following markup:
> > 
> > <itemizedlist>
> >   <listitem>
> >     <variablelist>
> >       <varlistentry>
> >         <term>
> >           <funcsynopsis>
> >             <funcprototype>
> >               <funcdef>
> >                 int
> >                 <function>xf86GetVerbosity</function>
> >               </funcdef>
> >               <void />
> >             </funcprototype>
> >           </funcsynopsis>
> >         </term>
> >         <listitem>
> >           <simpara>which returns the value of
> >             <varname>xf86Verbose</varname>
> >           </simpara>
> >         </listitem>
> >       </varlistentry>
> >     </variablelist>
> >   </listitem>
> >   <listitem>
> >     <variablelist>
> >       <varlistentry>
> >         <term>
> >           <funcsynopsis>
> >             <funcprototype>
> >               <funcdef>
> >                 int
> >                 <function>xf86GetDepth</function>
> >               </funcdef>
> >               <void />
> >             </funcprototype>
> >           </funcsynopsis>
> >         </term>
> >          <listitem>
> >            <simpara>which returns the               
> > <parameter>-depth</parameter> command line 
> >              If not set on the command line, <constant>-1</constant>
> >              is returned.
> >            </simpara>
> >         </listitem>
> >       </varlistentry>
> >     </variablelist>
> >   </listitem>
> > </itemizedlist>
> > 
> > This yields something similar to this:
> > 
> > int xf86GetVerbosity():
> > (circle)
> >      which returns the value of xf86Verbose
> > 
> > I think the stylesheets cannot cope with the level of nesting of the
> > funcsynopsis.
> > 
> > Can anyone else replicate the problem.
> > 
> > I am using the latest xsltproc/4.2 dtd/1.62.4 xsl-stylesheets
> 
> You didn't mention if this problem is in the
> HTML or print output.

Bob,

Sorry about that!

I have only tried HTML.  I haven't tried PRINT yet.

John