Hi Bob, thanks for your message! Your eec-bookinfo.xml contains two issues: You use the DOCTYPE declaration of the DTD. Your info element does not include the DocBook 5 namespace. That's why you get validation errors, because an info element in no namespace is not allowed in DocBook 5. I would propose to change your code in eec-bookinfo.xml like this: <!DOCTYPE info> <info xml:id="eec-bookinfo" xmlns="http://docbook.org/ns/docbook"> <!--<title>&EDGE; Manual</title>--> <title>EDGE Manual</title> <!--...
Hi Bob, thanks for your message! Your eec-bookinfo.xml contains two issues: You use the DOCTYPE declaration of the DTD. Your info element does not include the DocBook 5 namespace. That's why you get validation errors, because an info element in no namespace is not allowed in DocBook 5. I would propose to change your code in eec-bookinfo.xml like this: <!DOCTYPE info [ <!ENTITY % xinclude SYSTEM "eec-xinclude.mod"> <!ENTITY % edge-defs SYSTEM "eec-edge-defs.mod"> %xinclude; %edge-defs; ]> --> <!--...
I forgot to mention, check also if you have installed the docbook-xsl-ns and docbook-xsl packages.
I'm running Linux Mint 19.1, based on Ubuntu 18.04. Also, how do I enable docbook 5.1 support - whatever I do it doesn't seem to enable it? I'm not very familiar with Ubunut or Linux Mint. For Ubuntu, however, I've found there is the docbook5-xml package. Try to install that the configure script will find the DocBook schema. Hope that will help. :-)
Thanks for the report. Yes, seems FOP is incompatible with OpenJDK 1.8. Hmn, maybe the FOP package should require OpenJDK 10.
Thanks for the report. Yes, seems FOP is incompatible with OpenJDK 1.8. Hmn, maybe the FOP package should require this version.
Hi, are there any plans to migrate dblatex to Python3? Thanks!
Not needed on GH.