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On Tuesday 04 May 2004 11.33, frank_schoolmeesters@fastmail.fm wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I write the documentation for Krusader and i try to use profiling,
> but untill now without success.
> The purpose is to put some extra screenshots in the HTML version of
> the documentation, which is been parsed from the KDE/Docbook source.
> These extra screenshots will not be available in the HTML documentation
> but not in the KDE help center.
> The reason is that i don't want to "blow up" the sourcecode tarball
> with screenshots.
> So the docbook (source) version needs profiling for displaying the extra
> screenshot in HTML, or not in the other versions.
> Untill now i dit not find out how i can do this.

You can do it with xsltproc, but this is sort of from memory, and I'm not s=
ure=20
you can profile on role (I *know* you can profile on vendor and arch, I've=
=20
never tried on role, but it ought to work)  I'm also not sure that you can =
do=20
this while using the KDE DTD, I've never tried.  Hopefully this is enough t=
o=20
point you in the right direction though.  I expect you can find more=20
information on either the docbook wiki or in Bob Stayton's excellent XSLT=20
book (also available online.)

Something like this in your sources:
<imageobject>
<imagedata ... role=3D"manual" />
<imagedata ... role=3D"website" />
<imageobject>

And to process (one commandline, sorry for the wrapping):
xsltproc --output doc/index.docbook --catalogs --stringparam profile.role=20
manual /usr/local/share/xsl/docbook/xhtml/profile-docbook.xsl source.docbook

Where source.docbook is your original XML file, and doc/index.docbook is wh=
ere=20
you want the resulting docbook file to go.  That would give you a docbook=20
file for further tranforming as usual (normally with meinproc)

This kind of stuff is nightmarish to distribute, which is why we don't.  Th=
e=20
profile stylesheet is provided with the standard stylesheets, you'll need t=
o=20
fix the path above of course. =20

Regards,
=2D-=20
Lauri Watts
KDE Documentation: http://i18n.kde.org/doc/
KDE on FreeBSD: http://freebsd.kde.org/

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