Due to that the files stdlib.xml and commands.xml are missing from the user manual folder, Yelp is unable to render gnofract4d-manual.xml because of superfluous entities in that file. For the time being, the attached patch could be applied to solve this, but the problem with the missing files persist.
Removes some entities from the DocBook file to make it readable in Yelp
Hi mbl103,
Sorry, but these files are not missing. These are core DocBook XML files provided by the DocBook packages for your distribution. Please install these packages and compile the manual using DocBook to produce something Yelp will accept.
stdlib.xml in particular should stand out to you as a standard file due to it's name.
I know that the XML compiles fine as long as you have all the DocBook packages used as it is one of the bugs I fixed for the upcoming release.
Regards,
~DX-MON.
Sorry, I can't find such a file in any package of my distribution (Fedora 17). Even when searching for it in other mainstream distributions, there's nothing found. Which package provides it usually, or which source tarball contains it?
The current buildtime requirements for the official Fedora package are:
BuildRequires: desktop-file-utils
BuildRequires: gcc-c++
BuildRequires: GConf2-devel
BuildRequires: gtk2-devel
BuildRequires: libjpeg-devel
BuildRequires: pygtk2-devel
I've tried to add gnome-doc-utils, but without success.
BTW, what about to migrate the current content from DocBook to Mallard, as proposed by the Gnome Documentation Project? I have some experience with it, some time ago I've migrated Glabels and some other projects which are hosted in the Gnome Git repo.