Bob Stayton wrote:
Hi
Klaus,
I think you have misunderstood that example. That was a snippet from a
DocBook XSL localization file, not something to insert in your file.
If you want to declare a document to be German, you would add a
lang="DE_DE" attribute to the root element of your document (or
xml:lang if using DocBook 5). Then the stylesheet will process it with
German generated text. If I have misunderstood your intentions, let me
know.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
----- Original Message ----- From: "Klaus Jantzen"
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Subject: [docbook] Localization
Hi,
according to the example on page 334 of "DocBook XSL" I insert the
following lines in my file
<l:l10n xmlns:l="http://docbook.sourceforge.net/xmlns/l10n/1.0"
language="de"
english-language-name="German">
Processing the file with xsltproc under Debian lenny I get the
following message
xxx.dbk:154: parser error : Premature end of data in tag l10n line 17
What is missing ?
Where can I find the documentation for this tag?
Thanks.
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Hi Bob,
thank you very much for your help.
I did what you suggested and it works.
And with that my problems start.
You suggested >lang="DE_DE"<, in one of the books[1][2] it says
>lang="de"< and somewhere it
says >xml:lang="de"< .
Now I have three notations and each works. So what is the "correct"
notation?
Flexibility is nice but too much flexibility confuses.
At the moment I am somewhat confused as to where I have to look for
information: [1] or [2] in case I
am stuck.
A ray of hope: in the mean time I am able to successfully use a
catalog: mainly due to the complete example in [2].
Thanks again.
[1] DocBook 5 The Definitive Guide
[2] DocBook XSL 4th Edition
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KDJ.
