Subject: Re: [xsl] page-number-citation From: Tokushige Kobayashi <koba@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 21:09:39 +0900 |
問題は、1ページに同じ索引語が多数回現れた場合だと思います。 索引 index .. <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="1"/>,<fo:page-number-citation ref-id="2"/>,<fo:page-number-citation ref-id="3"/>,<fo:page-number-citation ref-id="4"/> 本文 Page 100 <fo:block id="1">index</fo:block> .... .....<fo:block id="2">index</fo:block> ............<fo:block id="3">index</fo:block> Page 101 <fo:block id="4">index</fo:block> .... となると、索引は、 index 100,100,100,101 となるので奇麗でない、といっていると思います。 hollmanさんの解決策は、 >Would someone confirm please, its not possible >to generate an index of the form > ><fo:block> index entry <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="abd"/>, > <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="abd"/> ></fo:block> > >Such that repeated page-numbers are not duplicated? Yes, this is not possible in XSLFO 1.0. >I have a number of 'entries' per page, and the generated index >looks ..... not nice. I'm working on indexing my electronic publications, and my methodology is becoming fairly extensive (which is why it isn't completed yet): (1) - format printable XML markup in the PDF where attribute the visible markup of attributes includes the formatted page numbers ... e.g.: <entry page="<page-number-citation ref-id="abd"/>">... (2) - extract the text from the PDF of the index as a well- formed XML document ... e.g.: <entry page="12">... (3) - run a stylesheet that interprets the page numbers and does the reduction of the page ranges, including sorting, index levels, etc. (4) - format the page ranges into the formatted index (5) - delete the XML index from the PDF (6) - append the formatted index to the PDF I've determined from my tests that the above methodology works ... it is just a matter of finding the time to do it all in my publishing environment. I plan to include the methodology as an annex in a future edition of the XSLFO book. --------------------------------------------------------- 次の人は、FOPの実装をしている人のようです。 "W. Eliot Kimber" <eliot@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > At 2002-01-29 14:53 +0000, DPawson@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > >to generate an index ... > > >Such that repeated page-numbers are not duplicated? > Has anyone approached this problem using extension functions? I don't know about ready-to-use-solution, but there is some need articulated regularly. Look at http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=fop-user&m=101232223805802&w=2 The idea was to place extension elements where indexed items appear, which would write a XML file with page references during normal PDF generation. This file will be used to generate the index using techniques already discussed here. Something like the TEX approach. Perhaps i'll get some time to actually implement a sample in FOP. Regards J.Pietschmann "G.> At 2002-01-29 14:53 +0000, DPawson@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: "G.> >Would someone confirm please, its not possible "G.> >to generate an index of the form "G.> > "G.> ><fo:block> index entry <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="abd"/>, "G.> > <fo:page-number-citation ref-id="abd"/> "G.> ></fo:block> "G.> > "G.> >Such that repeated page-numbers are not duplicated? "G.> "G.> Yes, this is not possible in XSLFO 1.0. "G.> "G.> >I have a number of 'entries' per page, and the generated index "G.> >looks ..... not nice. "G.> "G.> I'm working on indexing my electronic publications, and my methodology is "G.> becoming fairly extensive (which is why it isn't completed yet): "G.> "G.> (1) - format printable XML markup in the PDF where attribute "G.> the visible markup of attributes includes the formatted "G.> page numbers ... e.g.: "G.> <entry page="<page-number-citation ref-id="abd"/>">... "G.> (2) - extract the text from the PDF of the index as a well- "G.> formed XML document ... e.g.: "G.> <entry page="12">... "G.> (3) - run a stylesheet that interprets the page numbers and "G.> does the reduction of the page ranges, including sorting, "G.> index levels, etc. "G.> (4) - format the page ranges into the formatted index "G.> (5) - delete the XML index from the PDF "G.> (6) - append the formatted index to the PDF "G.> "G.> I've determined from my tests that the above methodology works ... it is "G.> just a matter of finding the time to do it all in my publishing environment. "G.> "G.> I plan to include the methodology as an annex in a future edition of the "G.> XSLFO book. "G.> "G.> I hope this helps. "G.> "G.> .......................... Ken "G.> "G.> "G.> -- "G.> Upcoming: 3-days XSLT/XPath and/or 2-days XSLFO - Feb 18-22, 2002 "G.> "G.> G. 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