[Doc-SIG] Conversion of documentation to SGML

[Sean Mc Grath]

[Fred Drake]
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>  At this point, there is no process that *uses* the documents in
>their SGML form; I'm interested in help on this.  I think there must
>be at least a PDF generator and an HTML generator for this to even go
>into a "Beta" stage (providing it on python.org, etc.).  This is my
>next task, and I'd really appreciate a bit of help.  I don't know
>DSSSL yet, so that'll be my next project.  If anyone would like to
>work on either the print or online stylesheet, I'd really appreciate
>the help.

Fred,

Have you considered cross-translating to Docbook to achive
the publishing of the SGML? There are very good Docbook DSSSL
stylesheets for both print and on-line by Norman Walsh
that could then be "piggy-backed" on. See 
www.nwalsh.com/docbook/dsssl/index.html

aside: see also http://www.nwalsh.com/bookmarks/index.html
Normal has a DSSSL stylesheet for converting XBEL
bookmarks into HTML...



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