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Subject: Re: [docbook] docbook5 and adding elements (long)
Kells Kearney wrote: >> > Have you seen the DocBook 5.0 Transition Guide? It has examples: >> > >> > http://www.docbook.org/docs/howto/ > > I had read this before, but it doesn't actually show the basic > mechanics so that I can just use it. For instance, > > * What programs are used to convert between the compact syntax and > XML syntax? Thanks to the links from Dick Hamilton I understand that > James Clark's 'trang' is most often used, but I'd never know that from > the Transition Guide. Then you need to read up on Relax NG. > > * How do you use the resulting RelaxNG XML file in a real-world XML > document? I gather from Bob Stayton's reply that I should convert the > RNG files (my customizations + the Docbook5 RNG) to a DTD. I guess > that means that I should just put a <!DOCTYPE book SYSTEM "mynew.DTD"> > in the front of the document. Does that mean that I then throw out > the namespaces? No. You can validate with a Schema. Schema = dtd|W3C xsd | relax NG 'Jing' from James Clark allows you to validate an XML instance against a schema (relax ng in this case) > > I think that the previous example of asmbook (extending Docbook5 > with register and instruction elements) is really close, so with > perhaps just a little bit of corrections and gap filling I'll have a > good foundation to build up and test my understanding. Would it be > possible for someone to post the (hopefully small) corrections to that > example? Not without hand holding. You go do the reading and come back with the questions. I'm sure you'll get help. regards -- Dave Pawson XSLT XSL-FO FAQ. http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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