Yes, it must be something in our macro command.
I did find that if I add the following to our CSS file, the processing
instructions do not appear:
*::processing-instruction(xxe-sn)
{
display:none;
}
The demoted portion *does* still contain the revision history, which is
what we would want, I think: why lose all that revision information just
because you demote or promote it one section level?
So adding the above to our CSS file will solve it. I should have tried
that yesterday, although I was puzzled as to why the processing
instructions did not normally appear without having to use that selector.
For what it's worth, our macro includes the following:
<cfg:sequence>
<cfg:match context="$selected" pattern="chapter
| section1 | section2 | section3 | section4 | section5"/>
<cfg:command name="extractObject" parameter="-
XML %T"/>
<cfg:command name="getDemotedSections"
parameter="%_"/>
<cfg:set variable="stuff" plainString="true"
expression="%_"/>
<cfg:set variable="clipboard" expression="$stuff"/>
</cfg:sequence>
where the getDemotedSections command is
<cfg:command name="getDemotedSections" parameter="$*">
<cfg:process showProgress="false">
<cfg:transform cacheStylesheet="true" file="%*"
stylesheet="../transforms/DemoteSection.xsl" to="out.xml"/>
<cfg:read encoding="UTF-8" file="out.xml"/>
</cfg:process>
</cfg:command>
The DemoteSections.xsl changes the level of the section elements.
--Andy
On 6/22/2018 2:22 AM, Hussein Shafie wrote:
On 06/21/2018 09:51 PM, Andy Black wrote:
In our custom configuration package (for XLingPaper), we have a way for
a user to promote or demote a section. The process extracts the section
(and all its sub-sections), demotes or changes the section level value
(which for better or worse is encoded on the elements themselves:
section1, section2, etc.), and puts the result on the clipboard. The
user then pastes the result where s/he wants it to go.
A user had the Tools menu item / Revisions / Store All Revisions in the
Document item set. When he did a demotion operation, the <?xxe-sn...?>
processing instructions were displayed, but only in the pasted portion.
I'm sorry but I really don't see how this could happen. <?xxe-sn...?>
are automatically discarded when an XML file or XML fragment copied to
the clipboard are parsed by XXE.
Normally these processing instructions do not show anywhere in the
document (when using the normal, styled view option). Doing a View /
Redraw made no difference nor did closing and opening the section. When
he closed the file and re-opened it, though, none of the processing
instructions show, including those in the newly pasted portion. So it
seems that this pasting option shows the processing instructions only
during the current editing session.
Is there something we can do to avoid these processing instructions from
showing after these paste operations?
I'm sorry but I tried to reproduce the issue using DocBook|Promote,
Demote (and also Copy, Paste a section) on a DocBook v5+ having the
"Store All Revisions" feature turned on and it worked fine for me.
May be the issue is caused by something in your macro-command?
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