Re: Links in DocBook XML
Simo Melenius <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.xml |
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| Organization | CiTEC Information / Service Development |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Peter Flynn wrote: > Simo Melenius wrote: >>MultiDoc Pro. However, it was exactly because Synex disappeared from >>the market why DocZilla is _not_ based on Synex technology. Hence, >>Citec had to build another browser based on another technology to >>support their SGML browser option, and the decision was to start from >>the Mozilla codebase. > I do apologise: I thought DocZilla supported the Synex .entityrc and > stylesheets. OK, a couple of more FYIs for everyone: Entityrcs, as a concept, _are_ in fact still alive: we decided that they are a pretty good way of assigning auxiliary (to SGML and catalogs) properties to documents pertaining to a certain doctype or public ID so we made DocZilla just reuse the concept. Therefore, while there are some subtle differences the Synex entityrcs and DocZilla entityrcs look pretty similar as well, both syntax-wise and keyword-wise. On the other hand, the SSH stylesheets are not practically supported since Gecko is completely factored around CSS. There's still some, albeit very indirect, support for SSH though: you can convert from SSH to CSS using a simple transformer program we provide on the DocZilla website. It's a very simple tool and the author still needs to clean up the resulting CSS file somewhat but it might help half-way in converting a long SSH stylesheet. br, S -- [email protected] System Designer / Unix Applications Tel: +358 50 347 8373 CiTEC Information, Service Development