On Mon, Oct 04, 2004 at 12:19:35AM +0200, Andreas Vox wrote: > Hi XMLers! > > This patch should use 'scale', 'width', 'height' and 'keepaspectratio' > in Docbook export > and convert it to' scale', 'width', 'depth' and 'scalefit' resp. > > The code now always exports the 'scale' param as integer. > > 'Width' and 'height' units are translated, mainly: > - sp, pt, bp -> "pt" ; (using hopefully correct factors) > - cc, dd -> "mm"; (using hopefully correct factors) > - ex,mu -> "em"; (using hopefully correct factors) > - \linewidth ... \pageheight -> "%" (ignoring all subtleties of TeX > commands)
Good. :-) I do have most of structure there, so it was a shame no to use it. > What the Docbook SGML/XSL stylesheets make of that is another question, > though ... > OpenJade complains about the "%" in attributes, ignores 'scalefit="1" ' > and outputs additional '>' characters after each image (sgmltools lite > 3.0.3) :-( > SAXON with docbook-xsl-1.66.1 on the other hand _always_ keeps the > aspect ratio and messes up the 'scale'. This is one problem of the transformation tools, they always succeed in being complementary relative to the errors. ;-) > DB2LaTeX ignores all parameters unless I submit my patches and they get > included. OK, then do it. :-) > Anyone wants to try FOP ? I don't have available time now. :-) > Ideas for more support: > * Wrap graphics which use relative measures in paragraphs of correct > size, such that the "%"-param uses the correct base. How? I am not sure I like it. :-) > * BoundingBox and rotate: Create a transformed graphic file while > exporting to Docbook Yes, I agree. > No idea if this is feasable ... I'm probably content with the current > state. I can understand that. :-) > Cheers > /Andreas Patch applied. -- José Abílio Matos LyX and docbook a perfect match. :-)
