Re: EPUB 3.3 spec conformity issues

2024-08-20 Thread Daniel Cerqueira
Thinking more deeply, I have changed the HTML.pm patch. The border property of the table element, if set to "1" (instead of ""), probably is best for HTML generation, and still produces a valid EPUB 3.3. >From a6855aac641d78a781ed720cf070c2b5f07bc449 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Daniel Cerqueir

Re: EPUB 3.3 spec conformity issues

2024-08-20 Thread Daniel Cerqueira
Here is the git patches that solve this issue. The patches make `texi2any --epub` create a valid EPUB according to the latest version (3.3). This can be checked by using the `epubcheck` program with the EPUB file. >From f2fe59894c86e72939b42749a5e479a96c1795c5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Dani

Re: Texinfo 7.1.0.90 pretest results [mingw]

2024-08-20 Thread Gavin Smith
On Tue, Aug 20, 2024 at 12:29:39AM +0200, Bruno Haible wrote: > Hi Gavin, > > > If someone could confirm that this works for mingw where > > --strip-trailing-cr is needed for diff > > The current texinfo from git builds fine, with all tests passed!, > on mingw 5.0 in a Cygwin environment. > > Ve

EPUB 3.3 spec conformity issues

2024-08-20 Thread Daniel Cerqueira
I am using `texi2any --epub3 file.texi` to produce an EPUB file from a Texi file. My Texi file has: - an interior cover image - a title page - menus, chapters, sections - a index It is a Texi file very similar to Bash's texi file. The EPUB file is produced without any errors, and when I chec