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Mike wrote:
>> But that's about the last idea... for when I use your command-line in
>> the test directory (with adjusted paths), I do get the highlights.
>> So, even if you think I am a moron for even suggesting it, could you
>> check your stylesheet for any formatting on the <b>?
>>
>
> No no, at this point I've run out of ideas anyway! I appreciate the attempt,
>
> I only just added the docbook.css recently. It's the bsd docbook, first
> on the list here:
>
> http://wiki.docbook.org/topic/DocBookCssStylesheets
>
> Before that I had no css, and still no highlighting. Does the syntax
> highlighting need a specific docbook? I was thinking it might, but when
> I view source on the html, there's no, like <span> tags in the code or
> anything anyway. And of course, I still get that error when I do the
> tansform.
>
> There's probably something else in your build.xml that I need to add to
> my line command... some flag or something...
Alright... let's see... I'll try to summarize what I have in terms of
settings... maybe you can spot what's missing:
The Java call to transform from Docbook to HTML:
java \
- -classpath [Path to saxon.jar]:[Path to xslthl.jar]:[Path to
saxon65.jar] \
- -Dxslthl.config="file://[Path to xslthl-config.xml]" \
com.icl.saxon.StyleSheet [Path to input.xml] [Path to stylesheet]
In the customization stylesheet:
<xsl:import href="[Path to chunk.xsl]"/>
<xsl:import href="[Path to highlighting/common.xsl]"/>
<xsl:import href="[Path to html/highlight.xsl]"/>
<xsl:param name="base.dir" select="'[Path to your basedir]"/>
<xsl:param name="highlight.source" select="1"/>
And, as a last resort... The MD5SUM of the xslthl-config.xml
c64c7a25b6c62422f6b4653f4f6174c2 xslthl-config.xml
In case you haven't checked that your xslthl library isn't broken somehow...
And that's it.
All I can suggest now is that you copy some of your data into the test I
sent, configure the paths in the build.xml and try to find out whether
the ANT build does produce the correct output... for if it does then we
know that it's a problem with your normal setup. Otherwise, all bets are
off and it could be broken JARs or something similar...
Juri
- --
All the really good ideas I ever had came to me while I was milking a cow.
-- Grant Wood
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