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Subject: Re: [docbook-apps] Docbook website tutorial
Hi Dave, Actually, to get 'make' on Mac OS X, all you need to do is install XCode (which is the developer tools from Apple). Ant is a little more difficult to install, requiring some work at the command line. Both work quite well on Mac OS X. Paul On 2/25/08 11:48 PM, "Dave Pawson" <davep@dpawson.co.uk> wrote: > Hi Brad. > > Brad Tombaugh wrote: >> Dave, that's an excellent overview! I have a few comments/suggestions: >> >> - inconsistent use of "docbook" vs. "DocBook" > Thanks. Easy enough to fix. > >> >> - perhaps use "Website" to differentiate the DTD from any arbitrary web >> site? > > Good point. > >> >> - DocBook:TDG is co-authored by Norm Walsh and Leonard Muellner > > Sorry Leonard. Will do. > >> >> - Another reason to use Website is that it builds all of the navigation >> system for you automatically, once you have defined the structure. > > (And rebuilds it all when you change the site!) > Done. > >> >> For the issue with versions in the directory names, you might suggest >> making an alias/symbolic link/shortcut instead of renaming the >> directory? Then you could easily switch versions by changing where the >> link points? > > Which would grow more complex over time? > -1 > > > >> >> I have used Website for some time as well, but use a combination of Make >> script, xsltproc, and rsync instead of ant. Rsync and xsltproc are >> standard in Mac OS X, and make is installed as part of the Developer >> tools, > (on *nix). > > so the only items that need to be installed on OS X are the DTD >> and style sheets. I could send an example script if you are interested. > > Part of my choice for ant was cross OS support. > I've no idea if it works on Mac or not. > > I'd appreciate any input on that. > Without installing quite a bit of software, the *nix tools aren't > available to Windows users, so I'm reluctant to even mention them. > Recall the reader is the non-geek? > > Thanks Brad. > > Appreciated. > > > > regards
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