From: Xavier V. <xav...@fr...> - 2004-04-18 20:32:13
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Hello list ! (Jerry, I put you in CC in case you weren't in the list) While browsing blogs, I found a discussion about php versus xslt versus m4 versus docbook versus Perl ... on how to automatically generate html pages with scripts, and I remembered our little project (which seems sleeping this month). I don't renounce to php, don't panic ;) But there was the problem of documentation. Somebody (me ?) proposed to look at docbook, but it's definitely too hard for me to create dsssl stylesheets, and moreover my docbook installation seems broken :/ Another solution was to use XML stylesheets with docbook, but the situation is even worse in my poor woody. A good solution appeared to me : XSLT. Don't rush on google.[fr|at|com|de|...] and read more : XSLT works with a xml document containing the text and some markup and a xsl stylesheet, which defines how to do the transfomation from xml to whatever other markup language (in our case, xhtml). The best (most complete) xslt processor seems to be xsltproc and it does very well its job. So, then I found the logidee-tools. It's avaible at www.logidee.com/tools/ or in a debian package for the power users ;). It's a compilation of stylesheets and make scripts to write courses and publish them in html or pdf/ps (via LaTeX). And it's written by two frenchies ;) We can't use the stylesheets as is, but I'll be easy to adapt them to our needs (one for the website, another for documentation in the tarball). I'll try work on it soon, but I have to go back to school tomorrow :( Bye ! -------- Xavier VELLO |