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[help-texinfo] Re: subversion manual in texinfo
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address@hidden (Karl Berry) writes:
> docbook2texi ch02-basic-usage.xml
>
> It makes sense that you'd have to run it on the top-level file
> (book.xml, I gather, from Kendall's message), rather than the individual
> chapter files.
I guess it might if you already know your way around both formats. I
didn't see anything in the documentation I looked at that made it
obvious.
If I wanted to translate a chapter of the French version of Trotsky's
History of the Russian Revolution I wouldn't immediately think I
needed to start at the preface or first chapter.
> What's troublesome is the "nesting too deep" error. Do you get that
> too? Maybe you or Kendall could report that to the maintainers? Sounds
> like something that can be overcome ...
I haven't even gotten that far. The makefile in the mess offered at
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/trac/browser/tags/en-1.4-final/src/en/book/
Knows nothing about generating version.xml that kendall spoke of. The
book is not in the tar.bz2 of subversion, and apparently there isn't a
package of just the book in some common setup where one might run
make version
Putting the book directory into toplevel/doc/book
(Where the tools directory is also located)
Is what I'm messing with now. If I get it figured out how one is
expected to work with this stuff I may eventually have something
worthwhile to report. However its not really very likely because I am
a complete novice in nearly all elements of this.
If I try to follow the HOWTO.docbook provided in the doc directory I
will have to find and hand compile every library since the creation of
the universe, so that looks like a non-starter.
For now I'm still not getting how to accomplish the most basics stuff.
I see you've asked Noah to join in and I'm trying to follow along with
his suggestions.