Subject: Re: What best graphics format for RTF and HTML, using Jade/DSSSL/DocBook From: Norman Walsh <norm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 10:35:58 -0500 |
/ "Thomas G. Lockhart" <lockhart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> was heard to say: | > > <figure> | > > <title>A figure</title> | > > <graphic fileref="diagram"></graphic> | > > </figure> | > > | > > and let the formatting backend decide which format file is needed for a | > > particular output type. | | > > How do people normally handle this? | > | > I'm using different stylesheets and set the default file extension in | > each of them to the correct value. | | Norm Walsh indicated that he would support this "in the next release" for his DocBook stylesheets. Don't know if that will be | in the 1.0.x series (I don't think it is there now) or later :( It's there now, you just have to tell the stylesheet what the default extension should be. (I didn't plan to provide any more agressive support than that). The attached example will use foo.gif for the html backend: jade -t sgml -i html -d test.dsl#html test.sgm and foo.eps for the RTF backend: jade -t rtf -d test.dsl#print test.sgm --norm
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