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Re: Thanks to everyone...



Mark Johnson <mark@phy.duke.edu> writes:
> Michael Alan Dorman writes:
> > I just want to say thanks to everyone working on this stuff, because
> > it works quite well.
> Cool. Makes me happy.

You'll be please to know I'm also getting much more PSGML-aware than I
was before.

> I just uploaded new xsl stylesheets, and a new version of the
> Simplified DTD, both of which are in sync with the new layout. (For
> some reason I'm having trouble uploading the new website package...)
> 
> >[...]
>
> Will do. I need to talk to Daniel Veillard (libxslt, libxml) about
> docbook stylesheet support, before I decide what to put in the
> README.Debian. I'll make the changes in the next upload.

Oddly, these new stylesheets cause xsltproc to complain about possible
recursion in both the documents I'm working on (I used to not need the
maxdepth param at all):

# xsltproc --maxdepth 100 /usr/share/sgml/docbook/stylesheet/xsl/nwalsh/html/docbook.xsl server.xml > server.html
xsltApplyOneTemplate: loop found ???
try increasing xsltMaxDepth (--maxdepth)

and though they still generate output, the output has the following "header":

Templates:
#0 name * 
#1 name * 
#2 name * 
#3 name * 
#4 name * 
#5 name * 
#6 name * 
#7 name * 
#8 name * 
#9 name * 
#10 name * 
#11 name * 
#12 name * 
#13 name * 
#14 name * 
Variables:

I haven't investigated further because it hasn't been a drop-dead
issue for me.

> > That's some great work, guys.  Thanks a lot.
> Thanks for the thanks.

No problem. :-)

Mike.



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