Subject: RE: html to dsssl ? From: Sebastian Rahtz <sebastian.rahtz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1999 16:32:01 +0000 (GMT) |
Didier PH Martin writes: > a) I create a DSSSL style sheet with common DSSSL constructs > b) Include in the Talva SGML/XML kit the command line for this script but > with a small plus "t- pdf" > c) In the Document Explorer I just then click on the document icon - and the > next thing that I see is the document transformed into PDF and displayed. > Now, I can check if I got the right formatting. > > What new in the process I described? Nothing except ease of use. This is > what is lacking now with the Tex backend. what formats the document in your Talva example, out of interest? > If only the actual JadeTex generated code could be interpreted with the IBM > plug-in, we would have the same ease of use. techexplorer, you mean? better talk to the IBM guys. But since they process high-level LaTeX only, thats a whole different ball game. And their formatting is pretty rudimentary > a) create the DSSSL script and (for example) include a style-sheet > processing instruction in the XML document such as: `<?xml-stylesheet > type="text/dsssl" href="myscript.dsl" media="screen,tex"?> (note the media > attribute) the quality you would get would be little better than HTML printing > did my part. But I am also interested by DSSSL-2 so I choose my camp. Also, > because XSL will be mostly what Microsoft and AOL will decide it will be :-) well, maybe you'll see me back in DSSSLworld then... Sebastian DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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