> There are beginning to be very nice applications that make it easy
> for humans to do the minimum necessary for adding markup, especially
> in XML. It might sound backwards but a possibility is to do the
> markup in XML and then use XSLT to transform the file to one with
> groff commands. Has anyone done this for DocBook?
I don't think so. Considering that sighted people are probably
interested too to look at the source code of documents used for both
Braille and normal text, I can imagine that the extreme nesting of XML
is probably not optimal. What many people distracts from groff,
namely to have commands always starting with a period in the first
column, could probably be a benefit in this particular case.
Werner
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