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Re: [OpenJade-users] cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//Norman Walsh//DOCUMENT DocBook HTML Stylesheet//EN"

[Alok K. | आ. क. <alo...@us...>]

Update.
The build is based on the build of the freebsd handbook, which has since
switched to using DocBook V5
https://svnweb.freebsd.org/doc/release/11.1.0/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/book.xml?view=markup
So I am attempting to make the build use DocBook5 instead of the older
version
आलोक

2017-11-25 14:09 GMT+05:30 Alok Kumar | आलोक कुमार <
alo...@us...>:

> Hello list
>
> I'm trying to run the build for a documentation project (listed at
> https://sourceforge.net/p/indic-computing/code/HEAD/tree/doc/trunk/) and
> I get the following output when running make.
>
> The openjade version I have is 1.3.3-prel and OpenSP version is 1.5.2
> This is being run on FreeBSD 11.1-RELEASE.
>
>
> It appears that the stylesheet mentioned in https://sourceforge.net/p/
> indic-computing/code/HEAD/tree/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl
> is not locatable. However it must be a pretty standard stylesheet so I am
> guessing that I need to download it from somewhere or include it in a path?
>
> Any help in this regard will be appreciated, many thanks in advance
>
> https://pastebin.com/raw/i54NLGw2
>
>
> $ make
>
> Warning: Object directory not changed from original /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk
> ===> en_US.ISO8859-1 (all)
> Warning: Object directory not changed from original /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1
> ===> en_US.ISO8859-1/articles (all)
> Warning: Object directory not changed from original /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles
> ===> en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors (all)
> Index is disabled or no index to generate.
> /usr/bin/env  /usr/local/bin/openjade -V html-manifest -ioutput.html -d /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/default.dsl -ifreebsd.urls.absolute -V %generate-legalnotice-link% -V %generate-docformat-navi-link% -ioutput.html.images  -V %generate-article-toc% -V openjade -D /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors/../../../share/images/articles/contributors -D /usr/obj/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors -c /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/share/sgml/catalog -c /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/catalog -c /usr/local/share/sgml/iso8879/catalog -c /usr/local/share/sgml/docbook/catalog -c /usr/local/share/sgml/openjade/catalog -c /usr/local/share/sgml/catalog.ports -t sgml /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors/article.sgml
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:13:95:W: cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//Norman Walsh//DOCUMENT DocBook HTML Stylesheet//EN"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:22:28:E: no style-specification or external-specification with ID "DOCBOOK"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:802:24:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:801:27:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:800:27:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:799:26:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:798:25:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:797:11:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:790:34:E: reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:789:31:E: reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:787:24:E: reference to undefined variable "$admonition$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:786:34:E: reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:785:31:E: reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:783:24:E: reference to undefined variable "$admonition$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:777:28:E: reference to undefined variable "$bold-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:775:22:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:774:24:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:761:11:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:750:24:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:722:9:E: reference to undefined variable "$italic-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:725:35:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:719:18:E: reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:717:18:E: reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:715:18:E: reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:713:18:E: reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:711:18:E: reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:709:18:E: reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:201:75:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:199:76:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:183:9:E: "element" is not the name of any flow object class
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:180:9:E: "element" is not the name of any flow object class
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:176:31:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:174:33:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:173:43:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:159:7:E: reference to undefined variable "$graphic$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:167:24:E: reference to undefined variable "all-element-number"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:164:24:E: reference to undefined variable "all-element-number"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:885:7:E: "element" is not the name of any flow object class
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:879:10:E: reference to undefined variable "has-ancestor-member?"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:153:42:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:154:13:E: reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:146:37:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:139:19:E: reference to undefined variable "$italic-seq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:140:19:E: reference to undefined variable "$charseq$"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:138:20:E: reference to undefined variable "%refentry-xref-italic%"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:132:8:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> /usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:130:50:E: reference to undefined variable "normalize"
> Contributors to the Indic-Computing Project$Id: article.sgml 294 2004-06-11 01:55:28Z jkoshy $This document lists individuals and organizations who have
>         contributed to the Indic-Computing project.DonorsThe Indic-Computing Project is indebted to the following
>       donors and would like to publicly thank them here.InfrastructureThe following individuals, projects and businesses have
>         supported the infrastructural needs of the Indic-Computing
>         Project:SourceForge.Net
>              provided infrastructure necessary for hosting
>             this project and for making collaborative development over the
>             Internet a breeze.MirrorsThe current list of site mirrors is available at our
>                       mirrors page.              Sarovar.org
>               mirrored our site starting in 2003.Deeproot Linux
>                 Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore mirrored our site for a
>                 short while in 2002.Domain NamesThe following donors contributed the
>           indic-computing.org domain.2003--2004K. Nagarajan k_nagarajan[@]users.sourceforge.net2002--2003Joseph Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netDevelopment SupportThe following organizations have helped us by donating
>         developer time and by providing machines or Internet
>         connectivity for our work.Mahiti.ORG,
>             graciously provided one of our volunteers with a machine
>             and Internet connectivity at their Bangalore office for a
>             few months in 2003.  Their support helped us port our
>             documentation toolchain to Debian GNU/Linux.Support for workshops and conferencesThe following organizations were kind enough to support
>         our workshops and conferences:The
>               First Indic Workshop, Sep 15th &#38; 16th,
>               2002The following organizations helped in
>               making the First
>                 Indic-Computing workshop a success.Hewlett-Packard
>                     India Software Operation Ltd. for the
>                   venue and operational support.Professor Patrick Hall and the
>                   SCALLA
>                     project for sponsoring the stay of some of
>                   the attendees.Microsoft
>                     India, for sponsoring dinner for the
>                   participants on the 15th.Ekgaon
>                     Pvt. Ltd. for some well-needed late
>                   night refreshments.The following individuals assisted in the
>               organization and conduct of the workshop:Ashish Kotamkar
>                   ashish[@]mithi.comBrij Sethi
>                   brij[@]india.hp.comFrederick Noronha
>                   fred[@]bytesforall.orgKarunakar Guntapalli
>                   karunakar[@]freedomink.orgSuzanne Adela Byford
>                   adela[@]india.hp.comTapan S. Parikh
>                   tap2k[@]yahoo.comVenkatesh Hariharan
>                   venky1[@]vsnl.comVijay Pratap Singh Aditya
>                   vijay[@]ekgaon.comWho is Responsible for WhatProject Architect and ManagerJoseph Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netProject AdministratorsThe following people administer the project on
>            SourceForge:Joseph Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netTapan S. Parikh tap2k[@]users.sourceforge.netMailing List AdministratorsThe following people manage the project's mailing
>             lists:Tapan S. Parikh tap2k[@]users.sourceforge.netJoseph Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netWeb Site MaintenanceOur website is maintained by the following
>             people:Joseph Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netIndic-Computing DevelopersThese are the people who have commit privileges and who do
>       the engineering work on the Indic-Computing project source tree
>       (in alphabetic order, sorted by the last name).Joseph Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netAlok Kumar alok_kumar[@]users.sourceforge.netCherry George Mathew cherrymathew[@]users.sourceforge.netK. Nagarajan k_nagarajan[@]users.sourceforge.netDerived Software ContributorsOur software is based heavily on the work of existing software
>       projects.  In particular, we would like to thank:The FreeBSD
>             ProjectFreeBSD is one of our development platforms and
>             we have borrowed much from them in terms of code and
>             development methodology.The GNU
>         ProjectWe use many of the excellent free software
>             tools developed by the GNU project.The XFree86
>             ProjectWe have built our Indic language support over
>             base graphics infrastructure provided by the XFree86
>             project.Additional Indic-Computing ContributorsAdditional contributors to the Indic-Computing project (in
>       alphabetical order by first name):Abraham Mathen
>           akmathen[@]hotmail.comBaiju M
>           baiju[@]freeshell.orgBrewthatistrue
>           brewthatistrue[@]users.sourceforge.netNiyam Bhushan
>           niyam[@]technologist.com/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/misc/process-indic-extensions -H  indic-extensions.manifest
> env: python: No such file or directory
> *** Error code 127
>
> Stop.
> make[3]: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors
> *** Error code 1
>
> Stop.
> make[2]: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles
> *** Error code 1
>
> Stop.
> make[1]: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1
> *** Error code 1
>
> Stop.
> make: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk
>
>
>
> --
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>



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[OpenJade-users] cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//Norman Walsh//DOCUMENT DocBook HTML Stylesheet//EN"

[Alok K. | आ. क. <alo...@us...>]

Hello list

I'm trying to run the build for a documentation project (listed at
https://sourceforge.net/p/indic-computing/code/HEAD/tree/doc/trunk/) and I
get the following output when running make.

The openjade version I have is 1.3.3-prel and OpenSP version is 1.5.2
This is being run on FreeBSD 11.1-RELEASE.


It appears that the stylesheet mentioned in
https://sourceforge.net/p/indic-computing/code/HEAD/tree/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl
is not locatable. However it must be a pretty standard stylesheet so I am
guessing that I need to download it from somewhere or include it in a path?

Any help in this regard will be appreciated, many thanks in advance

https://pastebin.com/raw/i54NLGw2


$ make

Warning: Object directory not changed from original
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk
===> en_US.ISO8859-1 (all)
Warning: Object directory not changed from original
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1
===> en_US.ISO8859-1/articles (all)
Warning: Object directory not changed from original
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles
===> en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors (all)
Index is disabled or no index to generate.
/usr/bin/env  /usr/local/bin/openjade -V html-manifest -ioutput.html
-d /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/default.dsl
-ifreebsd.urls.absolute -V %generate-legalnotice-link% -V
%generate-docformat-navi-link% -ioutput.html.images  -V
%generate-article-toc% -V openjade -D
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors/../../../share/images/articles/contributors
-D /usr/obj/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors
-c /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/share/sgml/catalog -c
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/catalog -c
/usr/local/share/sgml/iso8879/catalog -c
/usr/local/share/sgml/docbook/catalog -c
/usr/local/share/sgml/openjade/catalog -c
/usr/local/share/sgml/catalog.ports -t sgml
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors/article.sgml
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:13:95:W:
cannot generate system identifier for public text "-//Norman
Walsh//DOCUMENT DocBook HTML Stylesheet//EN"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:22:28:E:
no style-specification or external-specification with ID "DOCBOOK"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:802:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:801:27:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:800:27:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:799:26:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:798:25:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:797:11:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:790:34:E:
reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:789:31:E:
reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:787:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "$admonition$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:786:34:E:
reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:785:31:E:
reference to undefined variable "$admonpara$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:783:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "$admonition$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:777:28:E:
reference to undefined variable "$bold-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:775:22:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:774:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:761:11:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:750:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:722:9:E:
reference to undefined variable "$italic-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:725:35:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:719:18:E:
reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:717:18:E:
reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:715:18:E:
reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:713:18:E:
reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:711:18:E:
reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:709:18:E:
reference to undefined variable "author-list-string"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:201:75:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:199:76:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:183:9:E:
"element" is not the name of any flow object class
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:180:9:E:
"element" is not the name of any flow object class
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:176:31:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:174:33:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:173:43:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:159:7:E:
reference to undefined variable "$graphic$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:167:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "all-element-number"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:164:24:E:
reference to undefined variable "all-element-number"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:885:7:E:
"element" is not the name of any flow object class
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:879:10:E:
reference to undefined variable "has-ancestor-member?"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:153:42:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:154:13:E:
reference to undefined variable "$mono-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:146:37:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:139:19:E:
reference to undefined variable "$italic-seq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:140:19:E:
reference to undefined variable "$charseq$"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:138:20:E:
reference to undefined variable "%refentry-xref-italic%"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:132:8:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
/usr/local/bin/openjade:/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/sgml/indic-computing.dsl:130:50:E:
reference to undefined variable "normalize"
Contributors to the Indic-Computing Project$Id: article.sgml 294
2004-06-11 01:55:28Z jkoshy $This document lists individuals and
organizations who have
        contributed to the Indic-Computing project.DonorsThe
Indic-Computing Project is indebted to the following
      donors and would like to publicly thank them
here.InfrastructureThe following individuals, projects and businesses
have
        supported the infrastructural needs of the Indic-Computing
        Project:SourceForge.Net
             provided infrastructure necessary for hosting
            this project and for making collaborative development over the
            Internet a breeze.MirrorsThe current list of site mirrors
is available at our
                      mirrors page.              Sarovar.org
              mirrored our site starting in 2003.Deeproot Linux
                Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore mirrored our site for a
                short while in 2002.Domain NamesThe following donors
contributed the
          indic-computing.org domain.2003--2004K. Nagarajan
k_nagarajan[@]users.sourceforge.net2002--2003Joseph Koshy
jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netDevelopment SupportThe following
organizations have helped us by donating
        developer time and by providing machines or Internet
        connectivity for our work.Mahiti.ORG,
            graciously provided one of our volunteers with a machine
            and Internet connectivity at their Bangalore office for a
            few months in 2003.  Their support helped us port our
            documentation toolchain to Debian GNU/Linux.Support for
workshops and conferencesThe following organizations were kind enough
to support
        our workshops and conferences:The
              First Indic Workshop, Sep 15th & 16th,
              2002The following organizations helped in
              making the First
                Indic-Computing workshop a success.Hewlett-Packard
                    India Software Operation Ltd. for the
                  venue and operational support.Professor Patrick Hall and the
                  SCALLA
                    project for sponsoring the stay of some of
                  the attendees.Microsoft
                    India, for sponsoring dinner for the
                  participants on the 15th.Ekgaon
                    Pvt. Ltd. for some well-needed late
                  night refreshments.The following individuals assisted in the
              organization and conduct of the workshop:Ashish Kotamkar
                  ashish[@]mithi.comBrij Sethi
                  brij[@]india.hp.comFrederick Noronha
                  fred[@]bytesforall.orgKarunakar Guntapalli
                  karunakar[@]freedomink.orgSuzanne Adela Byford
                  adela[@]india.hp.comTapan S. Parikh
                  tap2k[@]yahoo.comVenkatesh Hariharan
                  venky1[@]vsnl.comVijay Pratap Singh Aditya
                  vijay[@]ekgaon.comWho is Responsible for WhatProject
Architect and ManagerJoseph Koshy
jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netProject AdministratorsThe following
people administer the project on
           SourceForge:Joseph Koshy
jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netTapan S. Parikh
tap2k[@]users.sourceforge.netMailing List AdministratorsThe following
people manage the project's mailing
            lists:Tapan S. Parikh tap2k[@]users.sourceforge.netJoseph
Koshy jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netWeb Site MaintenanceOur website is
maintained by the following
            people:Joseph Koshy
jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netIndic-Computing DevelopersThese are the
people who have commit privileges and who do
      the engineering work on the Indic-Computing project source tree
      (in alphabetic order, sorted by the last name).Joseph Koshy
jkoshy[@]users.sourceforge.netAlok Kumar
alok_kumar[@]users.sourceforge.netCherry George Mathew
cherrymathew[@]users.sourceforge.netK. Nagarajan
k_nagarajan[@]users.sourceforge.netDerived Software ContributorsOur
software is based heavily on the work of existing software
      projects.  In particular, we would like to thank:The FreeBSD
            ProjectFreeBSD is one of our development platforms and
            we have borrowed much from them in terms of code and
            development methodology.The GNU
        ProjectWe use many of the excellent free software
            tools developed by the GNU project.The XFree86
            ProjectWe have built our Indic language support over
            base graphics infrastructure provided by the XFree86
            project.Additional Indic-Computing ContributorsAdditional
contributors to the Indic-Computing project (in
      alphabetical order by first name):Abraham Mathen
          akmathen[@]hotmail.comBaiju M
          baiju[@]freeshell.orgBrewthatistrue
          brewthatistrue[@]users.sourceforge.netNiyam Bhushan
          niyam[@]technologist.com/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/share/misc/process-indic-extensions
-H  indic-extensions.manifest
env: python: No such file or directory
*** Error code 127

Stop.
make[3]: stopped in
/usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/contributors
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make[2]: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make[1]: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk/en_US.ISO8859-1
*** Error code 1

Stop.
make: stopped in /usr/home/alok/code/doc/trunk



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[OpenJade-users] PostgreSQL RTF Doc build problem with OpenJade. Need help

[Peter Y. <pya...@gm...>]

This time without attachment
Hi there.

I built the PostgreSQL doc set for HTML and PDF OK.
I really wanted RTF.
When I built, I stuck at 99% CPU for 20 mins (I wanted to give it enough
time to work, these doc builds are long :-), and I had a zero size .rtf
file.

When I checked it out, I saw the attached in the PostgreSQL docs.

It says "We think it's an OpenJade issue".

I'd love to solve this for those good folks over at PostgreSQL. could you
give me any pointers where to look, or what I might be doing wrong. The pdf
in toto that I generated was like 2700 pages - pretty hefty. wanted to slice
it up in RTF and this is when I hit the wall.

Thanks in advance for your help on this

Peter

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[OpenJade-users] Openjade attaching pictures

[Carlo N. <lom...@ya...>]

Hi! 
 
We've been trying out attaching graphics to the output document, trying to replicate the sample files found on the net.
 
My objective is to include/show graphic in an rtf output after processing sgm and dsl files through openjade. The graphic file is a bmp (filename: image.bmp) located in the same directory as the sgm, dsl and necessary dtd files. There were no errors upon openjade parsing/processing. 
 
The rtf output however upon opening with MSWord does not contain any graphic inside it. The rtf file is just empty, with its cursor at the center. Please refer to the codes below:
 
 
Command Line: -openjade -t rtf test.sgm
<!--================================================================================-->
<!-- test.sgm --> 
<!--================================================================================-->
<!DOCTYPE graphic
[
<!NOTATION BMP PUBLIC "+//ISBN 0-7923-9432-1::Graphic Notation//NOTATION
Microsoft Windows Bitmap//EN">
<!ENTITY object SYSTEM "image.bmp" NDATA BMP>
<?stylesheet href="document.dsl" type="text/dsssl">
<!ELEMENT Graphic - o EMPTY >
<!ATTLIST Graphic
content ENTITY #REQUIRED >
]>
<Graphic content="object">
 
<!--================================================================================-->
<!-- test.dsl --> 
<!--================================================================================-->
<!doctype style-sheet PUBLIC "-//James Clark//DTD DSSSL Style Sheet//EN">
<style-sheet>
(element graphic
(make external-graphic
display?: #t
scale: 1
display-alignment: 'center
entity-system-id: (entity-generated-system-id (attribute-string
"content"))
;;space-before: 12pt
;;space-after: 12pt
))
 
</style-sheet>
 
 
 Any comments / insights would be very much appreciated.
 
Thanks!
Carlo
 


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[OpenJade-users] osx expanding entities in attribute values

[Paul C. <pa...@be...>]

Ahoy,

I'm using OpenSP 1.5.2 to convert sgml to xml. When I use
--xml-output-option=no-expand-internal osx is doing something strange
when entities are found in attribute values. It's expanding them and
putting a copy of them, unexpanded, in front of the element.

For example, from:

<inter-ref locator="http://www.example.com/&amp;f=foo&ndash;bar">

It's outputting:

&amp;&ndash;<INTER-REF LOCATOR="http://www.example.com/&amp;f=foo–bar">

The duplication doesn't occur without that arg, but obviously the
entities are then expanded which is still undesired for what I'm doing.

Has anyone run into this? Know of a patch or workaround?

Cheers,
Paul

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Re: [OpenJade-users] [VE][76] This message is preceded by nine useless messages

[Cindy S. C. <but...@gm...>]

On 7/1/08, olivier Thereaux <ot...@w3...> wrote:
>
> This is indeed a usability issue, that comes from the underlying
> parser, opensp.
>
> I would love an option to filter out unknown attribute errors for an
> unknown element. I'd make it a default, actually: if <foo> is unknown,
> then of course for <foo bar="quz" ...> bar will be an unknown
> attribute and quz an illegal attribute value - but it's useless info.
>
> Openjade folks, is this something that has been considered before?
> Would it be hard to implement?


Just wondering out loud if there might be some way that they can be
subdued the way warnings are for the CSS Validation Service..

If I'm understanding correctly where this lays, I've personally used
what otherwise may appear useless as tips to track down the occasional
extra elusive reported error in my own [coding]..

Cindy :)

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Re: [OpenJade-users] [VE][76] This message is preceded by nine useless messages

[olivier T. <ot...@w3...>]

On 1-Jul-08, at 12:46 AM, R.W. Crowl wrote:

>
>> Validating http://www.jtbusa.com/en/default.asp
>> Error [76]: "element X undefined"
>
> My problem is not with this error message; it seems to be adequate  
> to the task.
>
> Rather my problem is with the wasted effort and information with the  
> preceding nine error messages that provide no actionable information  
> because the problem lies with the element reported in this message.  
> Of course there's no attribute X for an element that doesn't exist!  
> Don't waste my time.

This is indeed a usability issue, that comes from the underlying  
parser, opensp.

I would love an option to filter out unknown attribute errors for an  
unknown element. I'd make it a default, actually: if <foo> is unknown,  
then of course for <foo bar="quz" ...> bar will be an unknown  
attribute and quz an illegal attribute value - but it's useless info.

Openjade folks, is this something that has been considered before?  
Would it be hard to implement?

-- 
olivier

[OpenJade-users] indexterm to \index

[Neil R. <ne...@oc...>]

On May 12, Jeremy C. Reed (re...@re...) wrote:
 > I have in my document:
 > 
 > <indexterm><primary>time zones</primary></indexterm>
 > 
 > I have openjade-1.3.2nb5 (nb5 means pkgsrc's fifth revision).
 > 
 > I run openjade like:
 > 
 > openjade -t tex -V tex-backend -V bop-footnotes -V %footnote-ulinks% \
 >     -d /usr/pkg/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl/modular/print/docbook.dsl \
 >     /usr/pkg/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl/modular/dtds/decls/xml.dcl book.xml 
 > 
 > (By the way, where are these -V options documented?)
 > 
 > My resulting tex file something added:
 > 
 > \Node%
 > {\def\Element%
 > {559}}\Seq%
 > {}\endSeq{}\endNode{}
 > 
 > So where is my \index{time zones} entry?
 > 
 > Can someone please share the steps for doing indexing with openjade?
 > 
 > If I should be using a different tool for converting docbook to PDF or 
 > docbook to TeX/LaTeX, please let me know. (I prefer not to use Java and I 
 > use open source Unix systems.)

This may be more of a Docbook issue than an OpenJade issue.  It appears to me
that indexterm marks a location in the text, and any output gets suppressed. I
think what you are supposed to do is create an indexentry element in an index
element that contains a primaryie element which has as its "linkends"
attribute the id of the indexterm. I haven't done this myself, I just got it
from reading DocBook - The Definitive Guide:
http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/docbook.html, or in particular,
http://docbook.org/tdg/en/html/primaryie.html.

-- 
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[OpenJade-users] indexterm to \index

[Jeremy C. R. <re...@re...>]

I have in my document:

<indexterm><primary>time zones</primary></indexterm>

I have openjade-1.3.2nb5 (nb5 means pkgsrc's fifth revision).

I run openjade like:

openjade -t tex -V tex-backend -V bop-footnotes -V %footnote-ulinks% \
    -d /usr/pkg/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl/modular/print/docbook.dsl \
    /usr/pkg/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl/modular/dtds/decls/xml.dcl book.xml 

(By the way, where are these -V options documented?)

My resulting tex file something added:

\Node%
{\def\Element%
{559}}\Seq%
{}\endSeq{}\endNode{}

So where is my \index{time zones} entry?

Can someone please share the steps for doing indexing with openjade?

If I should be using a different tool for converting docbook to PDF or 
docbook to TeX/LaTeX, please let me know. (I prefer not to use Java and I 
use open source Unix systems.)

Thanks!

Re: [OpenJade-users] W3C Validator uses OpenSP and it can't download DTD's from behind a proxy

[Steve A. <ak...@gm...>]

Thanks Phillip for your reply.

I worked out what was going wrong.

The sgml-lib was not being found due to how I had installed it.

The instructions in http://validator.w3.org/docs/install_win.html were
not exactly clear so I've posted a bug with a solution to see if it
can be updated.
See:
http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5682


Thanks again.


Steve

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On 5/8/08, Steve Akins <ak...@gm...> wrote:
> I'm trying to install and use W3C Validator which uses OpenSP.
>
> OpenSP needs Internet access to download DTD's.
>
> Unfortunately I only have access to the Internet via a proxy and when
> OpenSP tries to retrieve DTD's it fails.
>
> This has been posted in the past with no solution.
> There is also a feature request which was added a year ago but is
> still unassigned.
> Does this mean that it's unlikely it will be actioned or this code has
> gone stale?
>
> I'm hoping someone has figured out a way around this.
>
> The DTD I'm referencing is XHTML 1.0 Strict.
>
> I don't know how the code works but there seems to be some concept of catalogs.
>
> I tried adding
> PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" xhtml1-strict.dtd
> to html.soc but this did nothing.  I actually deleted this file and
> got the same result so it can't be referencing it.
>
> There is obviously more to it then just updating this catalog.
>
> Thanks for any help that is given.
>
> Cheers,
> Steve
>

Re: [OpenJade-users] W3C Validator uses OpenSP and it can't download DTD's from behind a proxy

[Philip S. <ph...@se...>]

On May 7, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Steve Akins wrote:

> I'm trying to install and use W3C Validator which uses OpenSP.
>
> OpenSP needs Internet access to download DTD's.
>
> Unfortunately I only have access to the Internet via a proxy and when
> OpenSP tries to retrieve DTD's it fails.
>
> This has been posted in the past with no solution.
> There is also a feature request which was added a year ago but is
> still unassigned.
> Does this mean that it's unlikely it will be actioned or this code has
> gone stale?
>
> I'm hoping someone has figured out a way around this.

Hi Steve,
Are you aware that the W3C validator also comes with a catalog that  
you can install? It includes the common DTDs you're likely to run  
across and OpenSP will use the local catalog instead of downloading  
them.

http://validator.w3.org/sgml-lib.tar.gz

As referenced from here:
http://validator.w3.org/docs/install.html

HTH
Philip





>
> The DTD I'm referencing is XHTML 1.0 Strict.
>
> I don't know how the code works but there seems to be some concept  
> of catalogs.
>
> I tried adding
> PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" xhtml1-strict.dtd
> to html.soc but this did nothing.  I actually deleted this file and
> got the same result so it can't be referencing it.
>
> There is obviously more to it then just updating this catalog.
>
> Thanks for any help that is given.
>
> Cheers,
> Steve
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[OpenJade-users] W3C Validator uses OpenSP and it can't download DTD's from behind a proxy

[Steve A. <ak...@gm...>]

I'm trying to install and use W3C Validator which uses OpenSP.

OpenSP needs Internet access to download DTD's.

Unfortunately I only have access to the Internet via a proxy and when
OpenSP tries to retrieve DTD's it fails.

This has been posted in the past with no solution.
There is also a feature request which was added a year ago but is
still unassigned.
Does this mean that it's unlikely it will be actioned or this code has
gone stale?

I'm hoping someone has figured out a way around this.

The DTD I'm referencing is XHTML 1.0 Strict.

I don't know how the code works but there seems to be some concept of catalogs.

I tried adding
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" xhtml1-strict.dtd
to html.soc but this did nothing.  I actually deleted this file and
got the same result so it can't be referencing it.

There is obviously more to it then just updating this catalog.

Thanks for any help that is given.

Cheers,
Steve

Re: [OpenJade-users] Build OpenSP from Source

[Philip S. <ph...@se...>]

On Mar 14, 2008, at 3:16 PM, rob1704 wrote:

>
> Did you ever get any responses to this question.
> I have been trying for a few days to install openSP on windows  
> under cygwin
> and am hung up on "file not found msggen.pl" message

Rob,
(a) what are you trying to do when you get that message and
(b) are you running whatever you're running from the OpenSP  
directory? msggen.pl should be in the root level of your install  
folder (the same directory as the makefile, README, etc.)





>
> Nina Small wrote:
>>
>> Further to the below question, I found the following link
>> http://www.tei-c.org/Activities/MI/Tools/osp-releasenotes.html and  
>> tried
>> to
>> use the guidelines there. I downloaded the tar.gz wersion of  
>> opensp and
>> saved a decompressed version on my hp-ux machine.
>>
>> Then I tried to run ./configure.
>>
>> I can see that the file exists in the current folder, but I still  
>> get the
>> following error : interpreter "/usr/bin/sh" not found
>> sh: ./configure:  not found.
>>
>>
>> I would appreciate if anyone could help me out with this.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Nina
>>
>>
>> On 8/10/07, Nina Small <nin...@gm...> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I hope I am in the right place now. I was trying for about 10  
>>> days to get
>>> some info on the devl list, no wander that people usually ignored my
>>> emails
>>> (with one exception though). :-) I just unsubscribed there, not  
>>> to cause
>>> any
>>> more confusion.
>>>
>>> Anyway, my current problem is the following: I have to build HP-UX
>>> version
>>> of OpenSP. I already have installed all the GNU tools listed in  
>>> the how
>>> to
>>> build section in the opensp documentation, but as I am new to all of
>>> these
>>> tools and HP-UX I have no idea how to do this.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have any step by step guidelines of how to build  
>>> OpenSP from
>>> source on HP-UX?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Nina
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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Re: [OpenJade-users] Build OpenSP from Source

[rob1704 <ro...@oz...>]

Did you ever get any responses to this question.
I have been trying for a few days to install openSP on windows under cygwin
and am hung up on "file not found msggen.pl" message

rob1704

Nina Small wrote:
> 
> Further to the below question, I found the following link
> http://www.tei-c.org/Activities/MI/Tools/osp-releasenotes.html and tried
> to
> use the guidelines there. I downloaded the tar.gz wersion of opensp and
> saved a decompressed version on my hp-ux machine.
> 
> Then I tried to run ./configure.
> 
> I can see that the file exists in the current folder, but I still get the
> following error : interpreter "/usr/bin/sh" not found
> sh: ./configure:  not found.
> 
> 
> I would appreciate if anyone could help me out with this.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Nina
> 
> 
> On 8/10/07, Nina Small <nin...@gm...> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I hope I am in the right place now. I was trying for about 10 days to get
>> some info on the devl list, no wander that people usually ignored my
>> emails
>> (with one exception though). :-) I just unsubscribed there, not to cause
>> any
>> more confusion.
>>
>> Anyway, my current problem is the following: I have to build HP-UX
>> version
>> of OpenSP. I already have installed all the GNU tools listed in the how
>> to
>> build section in the opensp documentation, but as I am new to all of
>> these
>> tools and HP-UX I have no idea how to do this.
>>
>> Does anyone have any step by step guidelines of how to build OpenSP from
>> source on HP-UX?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Nina
>>
>>
>>
> 
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Re: [OpenJade-users] Build OpenSP from Source

[Nina S. <nin...@gm...>]

Further to the below question, I found the following link
http://www.tei-c.org/Activities/MI/Tools/osp-releasenotes.html and tried to
use the guidelines there. I downloaded the tar.gz wersion of opensp and
saved a decompressed version on my hp-ux machine.

Then I tried to run ./configure.

I can see that the file exists in the current folder, but I still get the
following error : interpreter "/usr/bin/sh" not found
sh: ./configure:  not found.


I would appreciate if anyone could help me out with this.

Thanks

Nina


On 8/10/07, Nina Small <nin...@gm...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I hope I am in the right place now. I was trying for about 10 days to get
> some info on the devl list, no wander that people usually ignored my emails
> (with one exception though). :-) I just unsubscribed there, not to cause any
> more confusion.
>
> Anyway, my current problem is the following: I have to build HP-UX version
> of OpenSP. I already have installed all the GNU tools listed in the how to
> build section in the opensp documentation, but as I am new to all of these
> tools and HP-UX I have no idea how to do this.
>
> Does anyone have any step by step guidelines of how to build OpenSP from
> source on HP-UX?
>
> Thanks
>
> Nina
>
>
>

[OpenJade-users] Build OpenSP from Source

[Nina S. <nin...@gm...>]

Hi,

I hope I am in the right place now. I was trying for about 10 days to get
some info on the devl list, no wander that people usually ignored my emails
(with one exception though). :-) I just unsubscribed there, not to cause any
more confusion.

Anyway, my current problem is the following: I have to build HP-UX version
of OpenSP. I already have installed all the GNU tools listed in the how to
build section in the opensp documentation, but as I am new to all of these
tools and HP-UX I have no idea how to do this.

Does anyone have any step by step guidelines of how to build OpenSP from
source on HP-UX?

Thanks

Nina

[OpenJade-users] multithreaded??

[Baeckham <bae...@gm...>]

Hi,

I just would like to know if openjade has multithreading capabilities. If this 
would be the case, I could improve speed on multicore-systems.

Does anyone knows something about openjade multithreading capabilities.?

Steffen

Re: [OpenJade-users] Using the localized opensp

[Karl E. <ke...@gn...>]

Neil Roeth <ne...@oc...> writes:

> What are the contents of your /etc/locale.gen file?  Is there some other
> variant german locale you can try?  I am not too clear how the mapping is done
> from locales on a machine to the locales OpenSP knows, so maybe some other
> locale will work.

For German, the default locale is de_DE.UTF-8.  Setting LANG=de_DE.UTF-8
on SUSE Linux 10.0 let you see the German messages.

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Re: [OpenJade-users] Using the localized opensp

[Neil R. <ne...@oc...>]

On Apr 10, olivier Thereaux (ot...@zo...) wrote:
 > Hi Neil, thank you for your answer.
 >=20
 > On Mar 20, 2007, at 10:39 , Neil Roeth wrote:
 >=20
 > > On Mar 14, olivier Thereaux (ot...@zo...) wrote:
 > >> Q4) Is the debian package for opensp localized? It seems not. Nei=
l,
 > >> can you confirm?
 > >
 > > Looks to be:
 > >
 > > $ export LANG=3Dgerman
 > > $ onsgmls -gues testlocale.sgml
 > > onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14:E: Endtag f=FCr Element "COPYRIGH", =
=20
 > > welches nicht offen ist
 >=20
 > Hmm, doesn't work for me on debian sid.
 >=20
 > $ export LANG=3Dgerman
 > $ onsgmls -gues index.html
 > onsgmls:index.html:12:72:E: character data is not allowed here
 > onsgmls:index.html:12:72: open elements: HTML HEAD[1] (TITLE[1])
 > $ date
 > Tue Apr 10 09:22:55 JST 2007
 > $ export LANG=3Dde_DE.utf8
 > $ date
 > Di 10. Apr 09:23:09 JST 2007
 > $ onsgmls -gues index.html
 > onsgmls:index.html:12:72:E: character data is not allowed here
 > onsgmls:index.html:12:72: open elements: HTML HEAD[1] (TITLE[1])
 > $ /usr/bin/onsgmls -gues index.html
 > /usr/bin/onsgmls:index.html:12:72:E: character data is not allowed h=
ere
 > /usr/bin/onsgmls:index.html:12:72: open elements: HTML HEAD[1] (TITL=
E=20
 > [1])
 > $ onsgmls -v
 > onsgmls:I: "OpenSP" version "1.5.2"
 >=20
 > Is there an option to invoke onsgmls with, that could show what =20
 > compilation options were used?

I don't recall such an option offhand, but here is the config command u=
sed:

        ./configure --prefix=3D/usr \
           --enable-http --enable-shared --enable-static \
           --enable-default-catalog=3D$(default-catalogs) \
           --enable-default-search-path=3D$(default-sgml-path) \
           --disable-dtddecl --enable-full-doc-build

What are the contents of your /etc/locale.gen file?  Is there some othe=
r
variant german locale you can try?  I am not too clear how the mapping =
is done
from locales on a machine to the locales OpenSP knows, so maybe some ot=
her
locale will work.

--=20
Neil Roeth

Re: [OpenJade-users] Using the localized opensp

[olivier T. <ot...@zo...>]

Hi Neil, thank you for your answer.

On Mar 20, 2007, at 10:39 , Neil Roeth wrote:

> On Mar 14, olivier Thereaux (ot...@zo...) wrote:
>> Q4) Is the debian package for opensp localized? It seems not. Neil,
>> can you confirm?
>
> Looks to be:
>
> $ export LANG=3Dgerman
> $ onsgmls -gues testlocale.sgml
> onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14:E: Endtag f=FCr Element "COPYRIGH", =20
> welches nicht offen ist

Hmm, doesn't work for me on debian sid.

$ export LANG=3Dgerman
$ onsgmls -gues index.html
onsgmls:index.html:12:72:E: character data is not allowed here
onsgmls:index.html:12:72: open elements: HTML HEAD[1] (TITLE[1])
$ date
Tue Apr 10 09:22:55 JST 2007
$ export LANG=3Dde_DE.utf8
$ date
Di 10. Apr 09:23:09 JST 2007
$ onsgmls -gues index.html
onsgmls:index.html:12:72:E: character data is not allowed here
onsgmls:index.html:12:72: open elements: HTML HEAD[1] (TITLE[1])
$ /usr/bin/onsgmls -gues index.html
/usr/bin/onsgmls:index.html:12:72:E: character data is not allowed here
/usr/bin/onsgmls:index.html:12:72: open elements: HTML HEAD[1] (TITLE=20
[1])
$ onsgmls -v
onsgmls:I: "OpenSP" version "1.5.2"

Is there an option to invoke onsgmls with, that could show what =20
compilation options were used?

Thanks
--=20
olivier=

[OpenJade-users] Using the localized opensp

[Neil R. <ne...@oc...>]

On Mar 14, olivier Thereaux (ot...@zo...) wrote:
 > Q4) Is the debian package for opensp localized? It seems not. Neil, =
=20
 > can you confirm?

Looks to be:

$ export LANG=3Dgerman
$ onsgmls -gues testlocale.sgml=20
onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14:E: Endtag f=FCr Element "COPYRIGH", welch=
es nicht offen ist
onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14: Offene Elemente: BOOK BOOKINFO[1] COPYRI=
GHT[1] (HOLDER[1])
$ export LANG=3Dfrench
$ onsgmls -gues testlocale.sgml=20
onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14:E: fin d'=E9tiquette pour l'=E9l=E9ment "=
COPYRIGH" lequel n'est pas ouvert
onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14: =E9l=E9ments ouverts: BOOK BOOKINFO[1] C=
OPYRIGHT[1] (HOLDER[1])
$ unset LANG
$ onsgmls -gues testlocale.sgml=20
onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14:E: end tag for element "COPYRIGH" which i=
s not open
onsgmls:testlocale.sgml:15:14: open elements: BOOK BOOKINFO[1] COPYRIGH=
T[1] (HOLDER[1])


--=20
Neil Roeth

[OpenJade-users] Using the localized opensp

[olivier T. <ot...@zo...>]

Hello,

I'm looking at the possibility of using the localized messages in  
openSP, and after a bit of experimentation, I have a few questions -  
hope this is the proper place to ask them.

Q1) Is there an authoritative list of supported languages anywhere?
The sourceforge page [1] mentions English and German.
The po files in the source have also French, Swedish, Japanese and  
Turkish.

[1] http://sourceforge.net/projects/openjade/


Q2) Are locales the only way to trigger the usage of a localized  
version of openSP?
(or is there an option to force it)


Q3) I compiled (on mac osX) opensp 1.5.2, configured with --with- 
included-gettext as described in the README, made sure the gmo files  
were properly set up by make install. Yet changing my locales to e.g  
fr_FR.UTF-8 has no apparent effect. Anywhere I could look at to debug  
this issue?


Q4) Is the debian package for opensp localized? It seems not. Neil,  
can you confirm?


Thank you very much.

-- 
olivier

[OpenJade-users] preserving indentation in sgml files

[Stuart G. <S.G...@lb...>]

Hi,

=20

Does anyone know if it is possible to preserve whitespace in files that
are written by the parser?

=20

e.g. taking a formatted and neatly indented sgml file, adding content to
it, validating it and writing the changes back out, preserving the
original indentation.

=20

At the moment we are still using sp 1.3.4

=20

Regards,

=20

Stuart