Re: [docbook-apps] Japanese output: generated text for labeling vs. cross-references

I believe the gentext key "sectioncalled" is 
obsolete and should be removed from the stylesheets.  I can find no 
template that calls it.  Sorry for that confusion.

 

In general, using the parameter named 
'local.l10n.xml' works to customize individual strings without needing to make 
edits to the ja.xml distribution file.   Perhaps you could provide more details of what you wanted, what you 
tried, and what the results were.

 

Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
DocBook Consulting


 

 

  
----- Original Message ----- 

  
From: 
  Zbyszek 
  Cybulski 

  
To: docbook-apps List 

  
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 3:29 
  AM

  
Subject: [docbook-apps] Japanese output: 
  generated text for labeling vs. cross-references

  

Hi,

I have searched the list archive but could not find 
  anything relevant to the subject problem. 
And the problem is that DocBook 
  stylesheets do fantastic job generating Japanese XSL-FO. Chapter labeling 
  works as intended, that is, $BBh(B1$B>O(B for Chapter 1.  However, when I use 
  olinks, generated text for cross-references is not correct. For this example, 
  it is $B>O(B 1. 

Another issue is that modifying the file xsl/common/ja.xml 
  seems not working for specific elements. For example, I have modified the key 
  sectioncalled, and the change has not been revealed in the output file. I was 
  trying to play with i10n parameters, but without success. 

Each time I 
  changed anything in ja.xml, I re-profiled my books and re-created target.db 
  for the profiled source. I used XSL 1.69.1 with a customization layer and 
  RenderX XEP for rendering PDFs. There were no warning or error messages during 
  the transformations. 

Am I doing anything wrong or 
  illegal?

Thanks,

-Z