"Asger K. Alstrup Nielsen" wrote:
[...]
> > There are only three places where the, latex related, source needs to be
> > changed:
> > * The form that reads the reference, needs an extra field to read the
> > extra parameter for SGML based outputs.
-- this is the step that most scare me, to deal the first time with the
forms...
> > * The function InsetCommand::Latex must ignore the optional argument.
> > * The funtion that draws the inset, it must show the optional argument.
> >
> > I have introduced by hand, in the lyx, an optional argument, and those
> > were the places where lyx had problems, with the present code.
I have Jean-Marc's writing syndrome ;-), so this sentence is incomplete.
It should be read as:
I have introduced by hand, in the lyx file, an optional argument for
\ref, and those were the places where lyx had problems, with the present
code.
> > Is it ok to make these changes?
>
> Go ahead, and we'll have a look at the patch to see if things are ok.
>
> A few questions:
>
> What do you need to use the new DocBook support?
> The SGMLTools 2.0?
> Anything else?
SGMLTools 2.0 is a self-contained package that has included all the
necessary packages to create docbook documents, and processing them.
There are available others packages to process docbook, but IMHO SGMLTools
is the most complete.
> How do you use it?
sgmltools --backend=foo doc.sgml
where foo is the available backend to transform the docbook document. In a
simple way is this, it is also possible to change the stylesheets to change
the final output, but that is another story...
> Greets,
> Asger
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