[dbdoclet] Re: Package Summary Img Tags

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the quick response.  Having a property like 
"imagedata.sort-order" should do what we're looking for.  Although, when 
including HTML that isn't generated by JavaDoc (like that in our package 
overviews), it shouldn't be necessary to modify the filename in <img> 
tags.  Only the path would have to change.  The format could be derived 
from the extension instead of being taken from the properties file.

Anyway, for the time being, we've converted all of our image files to 
PNG.  This is a reasonable workaround for us at this point.

Regards,
Paul

P.S. Your English is very understandable; far more than my German would be :-)


At 10:16 PM 1/19/2004 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello Paul,
>
> >I am using DbDoclet to generate DocBook documentation that contains a
> >number of images.
>
>thank you for using dbdoclet.
>
> >The problem is, that the <img> tags in our HTML overview get changed as
> >well.  So, if we have a gif image in one of our HTML files, (e.g., <img
> >src="foo.gif">), it gets changed in the final (transformed) HTML output to
> >whichever format is first in the imagedata.formats property (e.g., <img
> >src=foo.jpg">).
> >
> >Is there any way to change this behavior?
>
>Until now there is no way to change this behaviour.  But if I understand your
>problem right, a property like imagedate.sort-order=fixed | exists could
>solve your problem. If the property would be set to exists, dbdoclet would
>check if an image file with a specified extension exists and would put this
>one to the first position. If the property would be set to fixed, the order
>would be fixed :-)
>
>Please tell me if this is an solution for your problem. I would make it part
>of the next release.
>
>Regards
>   Michael
>
>P.S: Please tell me if this e-mail contains understandable english :-)

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