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Hi all !

I'm new to Docbook, and i have got one problem now, which i cant solve
at the moment.

I want to profile my files with my own profiling attributes.

So theres not the problem.

My problem appears when i must adapt the stylesheets under /fo folder .

I found out that i must add my new attributes and the processing of the
attributes to following files:

- param.xsl
- /profiling/profile-mode.xsl

So when i adapt these two files it works fine !

But i dont want to change the standard files. I want to have a new for
example param_custom.xsl where i import my param.xsl and add the new
profiling parameters i want to have. The same with the profiling-mode.xsl.

But when i do this, the profiling doesn't work any more like before.

Can anyone please help me, and give me an example of how to write the
*_custom.xsl files.

Thx for help !

~manuel

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>
Original Message-----
> From: Manuel Wallnoefer
>
> My problem appears when i must adapt the stylesheets under
> /fo folder .
>
> I found out that i must add my new attributes and the
> processing of the attributes to following files:
>
> - param.xsl
> - /profiling/profile-mode.xsl
>
> So when i adapt these two files it works fine !
>
> But i dont want to change the standard files. I want to have
> a new for example param_custom.xsl where i import my
> param.xsl and add the new profiling parameters i want to
> have. The same with the profiling-mode.xsl.
>
> But when i do this, the profiling doesn't work any more like before.
>
> Can anyone please help me, and give me an example of how to
> write the *_custom.xsl files.


Have you read http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/AddProfileAtt.html?

/MJ

Manuel,

There's an excellent description of how to customize the stylesheets in
Bob Stayton's book, "DocBook XSL The Complete Guide," which is available
in print and on-line. The description about customizing the stylesheets
can be found at: http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/CustomMethods.html
and, as Mauritz describes in his email, there's also an excellent
discussion of profiling.

If you'll be doing very much customization, you should consider getting
a copy of Bob's book. It's a great reference; I use it all the time.

Dick Hamilton
http://rlhamilton.net



On Fri, 2008-05-16 at 12:36 +0200, Manuel Wallnoefer wrote:
>
> Hi all !
>
> I'm new to Docbook, and i have got one problem now, which i cant solve
> at the moment.
>
> I want to profile my files with my own profiling attributes.
>
> So theres not the problem.
>
> My problem appears when i must adapt the stylesheets under /fo
> folder .
>
> I found out that i must add my new attributes and the processing of
> the attributes to following files:
>
> - param.xsl
> - /profiling/profile-mode.xsl
>
> So when i adapt these two files it works fine !
>
> But i dont want to change the standard files. I want to have a new for
> example param_custom.xsl where i import my param.xsl and add the new
> profiling parameters i want to have. The same with the
> profiling-mode.xsl.
>
> But when i do this, the profiling doesn't work any more like before.
>
> Can anyone please help me, and give me an example of how to write the
> *_custom.xsl files.
>
> Thx for help !
>
> ~manuel
> --
> --
> Manuel Wallnöfer
> MSK-Informatik GesmbH Büro Linz:
> Zeillergasse 5/309 Hauptstrasse 71
> A - 1160 Wien A - 4040 Linz
>
> fon: + 43 - 699 - 18181929
> fax: + 43 - 732 - 711 311 22
> mailto: manuel.wallnoefer@msk-informatik.at
> web: http://www.msk-informatik.at
> http://www.opencms.at
>
>