Subject: Re: SGML to HTML with jade? From: Dave Love <d.love@xxxxxxxx> Date: 25 Jun 1997 20:27:32 +0100 |
>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Burton <markb@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: >> One question: Why do you use Perl to split documents instead >> of the entity flow object? Mark> Because I don't yet understand all of the features/capabilities Mark> that DSSSL provides. If it's helpful I can supply a relatively complicated fragment of working code for HTML from (slightly hacked) Linuxdoc. I'd guess that something like this could and should be made reusable for typical HTML-generating applications. [The whole stylesheet isn't really in a state to expose to public gaze until I can do some work on it.] Mark> Now I've got your attention, how about this index creation Mark> nightmare? I guess we're all waiting for James to fill in some Mark> of the gaps in Jade. Surely that's the thing that really should be done externally to get it right (with a tool like makeindex or its successor, whose name I forget). You might speed up the sorting a bit by re-ordering the character cases used by string>? -- the standard name is `string-ci>?'; also is the sort itself optimal? [I have O' Keefe's mergsort coded if it's any use.] Is there somewhere to deposit such library-like stuff? DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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