Re: Question about faq.xml

On Fri, 2005-04-08 at 11:40 +0200, Michèle Garoche wrote:
> Le 8 avr. 2005, à 10:46, Jeff Martin a écrit :
> 
> > Personally I think it would be better to keep the quandaset, I'd say
> > this was a bug in yelp (if it supports docbook it should support it
> > all). For the time being the thing to to is probably pass it through 
> > and
> > xslt to convert the quandaset to something more suitable.
> I fully agree with you theoretically, but I'm quite pragmatic and the 
> fact is it does not work. And it is critical that it works on Mac, 

So we can't use xsl in the build for mac?

If we can then the xsl is very simple and it means we don't loose the
semantics from the docbook. I'll to the xsl if someone can integrate it
into the build.

> since the help menu does not find the file (maybe related to gnomevfs 
> uri, I don't know for the moment, though I've solved the problem with 
> sgml importer, more on that this afternoon in another thread). So I'll 
> suggest changing it temporarily till the day conglomerate works with 
> gnome2.10 and supposedly yelp works correctly in gnome2.10. This has 
> the advantage to not change the process to make the docs, which would 
> be quite complicated.
> 
> I've already done the job so that it is not a problem.
> I'll send a patch this afternoon, probably two: one for the DOCTYPE 
> which is not correct and another one for the faq. This way at least one 
> error will be corrected. Then you'll decide if you use it or you don't 
> use it. I still can integrate it only for Mac.
> 
> > Looking at the source for yelp 2.6 the quanda templates are marked with
> > FIXME, though in 2.9 it all seems to have changed so it may have been
> > fixed.
> There are a lot of other templates which are marked as FIXEDME :-) Not 
> to mention man pages working erratically.
> 
> Michèle
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