Hello,
I tried to compile the file README.tex in DocbookInConteXt and obtain the
following message :
undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
Here are the instructions in xtag-docbook.tex my installation of ConteXt does not understand
..........................
\unprotect
\stelsectiein
[\v!sectionlevel-3]
[\v!bijlage\c!conversie=\v!Letter,
\c!vorigenummer=\v!nee]
\stelkopin
[\v!paragraaf]
[\v!bijlage\c!label=\v!bijlage,
\v!hoofdtekst\c!label=\v!paragraaf] % bijlageconversie=\Character
\protect
.......................
How can I solve the problem ?
Thanks
François
Hello,
I tried to compile the file README.tex in DocbookInConteXt and obtain the following message :
undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
Here are the instructions in xtag-docbook.tex my installation of ConteXt does not understand
Delete those lines or create the "nl" interface. These lines don't belong there.
Well, if you are a programmer, you might think of cleaning up the module and publish an updated version, it has been orphaned for quite some time now and ConTeXt developed further meanwhile.
Patrick
Hi,
Context's low level commands are all translated into English. The Docbook module for Context is setup by Simon Pepping. As far as I see this module has not been updated. So lowlevel commands used inthere cause the errors mentioned by you.
Kind regards
Willi
profile wrote:
Hello,
I tried to compile the file README.tex in DocbookInConteXt and obtain the
following message :
undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
Here are the instructions in xtag-docbook.tex my installation of ConteXt does not understand
..........................
\unprotect
\stelsectiein
[\v!sectionlevel-3]
[\v!bijlage\c!conversie=\v!Letter,
\c!vorigenummer=\v!nee]
\stelkopin
[\v!paragraaf]
[\v!bijlage\c!label=\v!bijlage,
\v!hoofdtekst\c!label=\v!paragraaf] % bijlageconversie=\Character
\protect
.......................
How can I solve the problem ?
Thanks
François
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profile wrote:
undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
this style is not adapted to low level english
reimplementing this style could be a nice exercise (and tutorial) in doing xml with context, so if there are docbook users out there, a way to go can be:
- someone makes a sample showing one docbook element usage - i make a mapping (thereby showing how/what mappings are needed) - someone else describes how to configure this
we can collect this in a manual and the wiki
if it's done stepwise i can spent spare time (i.e. big jobwaiting time) on it
Hans
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On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 21:13:00 +0100, h h extern pragma@wxs.nl wrote:
profile wrote:
undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
this style is not adapted to low level english
reimplementing this style could be a nice exercise (and tutorial) in doing xml with context, so if there are docbook users out there, a way to go can be:
- someone makes a sample showing one docbook element usage
- i make a mapping (thereby showing how/what mappings are needed)
- someone else describes how to configure this
we can collect this in a manual and the wiki
if it's done stepwise i can spent spare time (i.e. big jobwaiting time) on it
Hi Hans & all, I'm interesting about converting a Docbook file into ConTeXt source.
Already read "DocBook In ConTeXt" of Simon Pepping and Michael Wiedmann. But I would like to know if there is other way to obtain a ConTeXt source from Docbook input (I'm Docbook's newbie).
Thank you, Q.
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Patrick Gundlach -
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VnPenguin -
Willi Egger