Hi,
You didn't mention how you are resolving your
XIncludes. In the libxml2 kit, you could use xmllint --xinclude to
generate a document with XIncludes resolved. Then you could examine the
resolved content to see what the XInclude step is doing.
The page break stuff is particularly strange, as
para does not generally trigger a page break.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
----- Original Message -----
From:
Mathias Schindler
To: DocBook Apps
Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 4:04
AM
Subject: [docbook-apps] Problems with
including code samples using <xi:include>
Hello!
I have included a DocBook XML file
(encoded UTF-8) in a programlisting which in turn is placed in an
example:
<section
xml:id="docbook">
<title>What is
DocBook?</title>
<para>DocBook
provides…</para>
<para>DocBook
has some 400 tags...</para>
<example>
<title>A
typical, simple DocBook document</title>
<programlisting
language="xml">
<xi:include href="userintroduction.xml"
parse="text"><xi:fallback><phrase>userintroduction.xml
not found.</phrase><phrase
userlevel="internal"> Please
check for black holes!</phrase></xi:fallback></xi:include>
</programlisting>
</example>
</section>
In the PDF output (using XEP) I
have the following two problems:
*Problem 1: The code lines are
shown double-spaced instead of single (empty lines between the code lines) and
the syntax highlighting does not work. Note that when copy-pasting the code
into the DocBook document, both works fine.
*Problem 2: I get two page breaks
which I did not bargain for. The PDF is structured as
follows:
… blah the end of the last
section.
What is
DocBook?
DocBook
provides…
(half a page
empty)
(page break)
DocBook has some 400
tags…
(90% of the page
empty)
(page break)
Example: A typical, simple DocBook
document
…
I use XSLTHL for syntax
highlighting. If you need more information please tell
me.
Thank you in
advance!
