On Dec 24, 2006, at 12:01 PM, Eric S. Raymond wrote:
Gunnar Ritter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
But I think the most important question for troff people is,
where is a complete, high-quality converter for
+-------------+/ +===========+
| XML-DocBook |=======>| troff | ?
+-------------+\ +===========+
With <?troff .request?> processing instructions, this makes
it possible to retain all the typographical aspects we like.
XSL-FO to troff is also worth consideration.
XSL-FO to troff would be far more appropriate. XSL and troff are
at about
the same level; thus, you wouldn't have to wire in all the policy/
styling
decisions you would in a DocBook->troff renderer.
For those of us not up to speed on all the current jargon, would you
explain
what XSL and FO are?
Cordially,
Michael Hobgood
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