Hi Yawar,
On 09/20/2010 09:36 PM, Yawar Amin wrote:
You’re right that there is actually a program that transforms our source XML
files into browser-friendly HTML. I don’t have a script per se, I just run the
command directly (the following assumes you’re in the guide/whatever-locale/
directory, e.g. guide/C/):
xsltproc -o output_html/ ../../xsl/general-customization.xsl gnucash-guide.xml
A little explanation: output_html is a directory that will automatically be
created and filled with the output HTML. You can specify any name that makes
sense. ../../xsl/general-customization.xsl is a relative path to the XSL
stylesheet we are using to turn the raw input XML into the HTML we want, and it
has to be that exact name.
At this point, the generated HTML guide will be in the output_html directory,
and you can open any of the files in there with your browser.
I used your xsltproc command in a terminal and it worked as you said. I
say that, based on my seeing the modules being generated as the command
executed. However, I have not been able to find the output_html directory.
The modules are listed in the ../guide/C directory. When I list that
fully and its parent directory fully, there is no directory named
output_html. All modules are intermingled with the xml modules in the
../guide/C directory.
What did I do wrong that the output_html directory did not get created?
TIA
Tom
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