[Dblatex-users] docbook.sty not found (again)

[<pau...@ac...>]

tried to cope with previous example (at the end of this mail)
context: using cygwin under windows
same problem

I tried to perform what was requested in the response
except that the windows temp file was lost !

any other magic?

thanks

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Hello,

On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 15:41:11 +0100, Paul Suckling
<paulsuckling@qu...> wrote:

> I was wondering if you might be able to help me. I am trying to use
> dblatex (version 0.2.6) to transform a docbook xml file (including
> mathml) to pdf.

Please post your requests to the mailing lists.

> I have miktex installed under windows, with all the necessary packages
> according to the documentation.
>
> I have xsltproc installed (under cygwin). I have also installed
dblatex
> using python under cygwin.
>
> When I try to run dblatex on my xml file I get:
>
>
/-----------------------------------------------------------------------
> $ dblatex -V test_dbmathml44.xml
> Build the listings...
> xsltproc --xinclude -o
> [...]
> pdflatex failed
> : File `docbook.sty' not found.
> :16: Emergency stop.tex
> :16: leading text: \renewcommand
> Error: pdflatex compilation failed
>
\-----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I can't understand why it can't find docbook.sty. I have tried
> specifying it explicitly with -s
> /usr/share/dblatex/latex/style/docbook.sty command-line option, but I
> get the same error about the missing style file.
>
> Do you know what's going wrong, or if there something I can do to find
> the cause of this problem? I'd be grateful for any help you could
> provide.

Try the following:

$ dblatex -d file.xml
...
/tmp/tmpeWt2m_ not removed
$ cd /tmp/tmpeWt2m_
$ . env_tex
$ pdflatex file_tmp.tex

If it fails, check if the env_tex TEXINPUTS variable has ":" separators.
If so, replace the ":" separators by ";" in the env_tex file, and try
again.

$ sed "s/:/;/g" /tmp/tmpeWt2m_/env_tex > /tmp/env_tex && mv/tmp/env_tex
/tmp/tmpeWt2m_/.
$ . env_tex
$ pdflatex file_tmp.tex

If env_tex already contains ";" as separators, try the reverse process
(replace ";" by ":").

Tell me what happens.

Regards,
BG=20


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