Subject: jade, invalid character, and jadetex From: "Mike Broschinsky" <m.broschinsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 19:21:38 -0700 |
I am an SGML beginner, working through Markus Hoenicka's NT SGML packet. At the end of Markus' packet, he has the student create a simple DocBook document to process using Jade and JadeTex to create .dvi and .ps files I created a .tex file with Jade using "-ttex" switch, which I then processed then with JadeTex, and got these messages: ! Text line contains an invalid character. l.469 {^@ ^@)\def\sbNom% ! Text line contains an invalid character. l.469 {^@^@ )\def\sbNom% I have taken a look on comp.text.sgml and the archive of this list, and found that I need to specify the TeX backend when running Jade, using this switch "-V tex-backend". Reading the documentation for the DocBook stylesheets, I got the impression that these lines need to be added to the \print\docbook.dsl before the command switch for Jade will work: (define tex-backend ;; Are we using the TeX backend? #f) I inserted these lines in the \print\docbook.dsl at the beginning of the <style-specificatin-body> section, and ran Jade like this: jade -cc:\docbook_stylesheet_path\catalog -dc:\docbook_stylesheet_path\print\docbook.dsl -V tex-backend dbtest.sgml This is exactly the command I used the first time, with the exception of replacing the "-ttex" switch with the "-V tex-backend switch. I wound up with a dbtest.fot as output instead of dbtest.tex. I assumed then that I still needed the "-ttex" switch. I added this to the command line, ran Jade, got a dbtest.tex file which I processed with JadeTex, and got the same invalid character message. What have I missed? Thanks very much, Mike -- Mike Broschinsky m.broschinsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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