[liblouis-liblouisxml] [liblouisxml commit] r10 - trunk/doc
- From: codesite-noreply@xxxxxxxxxx
- To: liblouis-liblouisxml@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 15:42:11 +0000
Author: christian.egli@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue Dec 23 07:20:04 2008
New Revision: 10
Modified:
trunk/doc/liblouisxml-guide.texi
Log:
Make a very long node name in the liblouisxml-guide shorter.
It appears that the tar in the make dist target fails if there are
overly long node names.
Modified: trunk/doc/liblouisxml-guide.texi
==============================================================================
--- trunk/doc/liblouisxml-guide.texi (original)
+++ trunk/doc/liblouisxml-guide.texi Tue Dec 23 07:20:04 2008
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@
* Programming with liblouisxml::
* Transcribing with the xml2brl program::
* Customization Configuring liblouisxml::
-* Connecting with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files::
+* Connecting with the xml Document::
* Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes::
* Settings Index::
* Function Index::
@@ -148,10 +148,11 @@
liblouisxml}). If you encounter a type of xml file with which liblouis
is not familiar you can learn how to tell it how to process that file
by reading Connecting with the xml document: Semantic-Action Files
-(@pxref{Connecting with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files}).
-Finally, if you wish to implement a new braille mathematics code read
-Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes (@pxref{Implementing Braille
-Mathematics Codes}).
+(@pxref{Connecting with the xml Document, Connecting with the xml
+Document - Semantic-Action Files, Connecting with the xml Document -
+Semantic-Action Files}). Finally, if you wish to implement a new
+braille mathematics code read Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes
+(@pxref{Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes}).
You will also find it advantageous to be acquainted with the companion
library liblouis, which is a braille translator and back-translator
@@ -608,19 +609,21 @@
@command{xml2brl}. The output file from @command{xml2brl} contains
much of the formatting, including emphasis, of the word file.
-@node Customization Configuring liblouisxml, Connecting with the xml
Document - Semantic-Action Files, Transcribing with the xml2brl program, Top
+@node Customization Configuring liblouisxml, Connecting with the xml
Document, Transcribing with the xml2brl program, Top
@chapter Customization: Configuring liblouisxml
The operation of liblouisxml is controlled by two types of files:
semantic-action files and configuration files. The former are
discussed in the section Connecting with the xml Document -
-Semantic-action Files (@pxref{Connecting with the xml Document -
-Semantic-Action Files}). The latter are discussed in this section. A
-third type of file, braille translation tables, is discussed in the
-liblouis documentation (@pxref{Top, , Overview, liblouis-guide,
-Liblouis Programmer's and User's Guide}). Another section of the
-present document which may be of interest is Implementing Braille
-Mathematical Codes (@pxref{Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes}).
+Semantic-action Files (@pxref{Connecting with the xml Document,
+Connecting with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files, Connecting
+with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files }). The latter are
+discussed in this section. A third type of file, braille translation
+tables, is discussed in the liblouis documentation (@pxref{Top, ,
+Overview, liblouis-guide, Liblouis Programmer's and User's Guide}).
+Another section of the present document which may be of interest is
+Implementing Braille Mathematical Codes (@pxref{Implementing Braille
+Mathematics Codes}).
liblouisxml (with liblouis) can be used as the braille transcription
component in any number of applications with different overall
@@ -1349,7 +1352,7 @@
This style is used to indicate the beginning of a braille volume.
-@node Connecting with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files,
Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes, Customization Configuring
liblouisxml, Top
+@node Connecting with the xml Document, Implementing Braille Mathematics
Codes, Customization Configuring liblouisxml, Top
@chapter Connecting with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files
When liblouisxml (or @command{xml2brl}) processes an xml document, it
@@ -1806,7 +1809,7 @@
@end table
-@node Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes, Settings Index, Connecting
with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files, Top
+@node Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes, Settings Index, Connecting
with the xml Document, Top
@chapter Implementing Braille Mathematics Codes
The Nemeth Code of Braille Mathematical and Science Notation has been
@@ -1832,12 +1835,13 @@
expression, and removing extra spaces.
The general format and use of semantic-action files were discussed in
-the previous section, (@pxref{Connecting with the xml Document -
-Semantic-Action Files}). In this section we shall concentrate on the
-optional third column, which is used a lot in @file{nemeth.sem}. While
-the first two columns can be generated by liblouisxml but must be
-edited by a person, the third column must always be provided by a
-human.
+the previous section, (@pxref{Connecting with the xml Document,
+Connecting with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files, Connecting
+with the xml Document - Semantic-Action Files}). In this section we
+shall concentrate on the optional third column, which is used a lot in
+@file{nemeth.sem}. While the first two columns can be generated by
+liblouisxml but must be edited by a person, the third column must
+always be provided by a human.
As previously stated, the third column tells liblouisxml what
characters to insert to inform liblouis how to translate the math
For a description of the software and to download it go to
http://www.jjb-software.com
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