Problem with DocbookInContext

Problem with DocbookInContext

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Hello,

I tried to compile the file README.tex in DocbookInConteXt and obtain the

following message :

undefined control sequence : stelsectiein

Here are the instructions in xtag-docbook.tex my installation of ConteXt does not understand

..........................

\unprotect

\stelsectiein

[\v!sectionlevel-3]

[\v!bijlage\c!conversie=\v!Letter,

\c!vorigenummer=\v!nee]

\stelkopin

[\v!paragraaf]

[\v!bijlage\c!label=\v!bijlage,

\v!hoofdtekst\c!label=\v!paragraaf] % bijlageconversie=\Character

\protect

.......................

How can I solve the problem ?

Thanks

François

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Re: Problem with DocbookInContext

[Patrick Gundlach]

Hello,

> I tried to compile the file README.tex in DocbookInConteXt and
> obtain the following message :
>
> undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
>
> Here are the instructions in xtag-docbook.tex my installation of ConteXt does not understand

Delete those lines or create the "nl" interface. These lines don't
belong there.

Well, if you are a programmer, you might think of cleaning up the
module and publish an updated version, it has been orphaned for quite
some time now and ConTeXt developed further meanwhile.

Patrick
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ConTeXt wiki: http://contextgarden.net

Re: Problem with DocbookInContext

[Willi Egger]

Hi,

Context's low level commands are all translated into English. The 
Docbook module for Context is setup by Simon Pepping. As far as I see 
this module has not been updated. So lowlevel commands used inthere 
cause the errors mentioned by you.

Kind regards

Willi

profile wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I tried to compile the file README.tex in DocbookInConteXt and obtain the
> 
> following message :
> 
> undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
> 
> Here are the instructions in xtag-docbook.tex my installation of ConteXt does not understand
> 
> ..........................
> 
> \unprotect
> 
> \stelsectiein
> 
> [\v!sectionlevel-3]
> 
> [\v!bijlage\c!conversie=\v!Letter,
> 
> \c!vorigenummer=\v!nee]
> 
> \stelkopin
> 
> [\v!paragraaf]
> 
> [\v!bijlage\c!label=\v!bijlage,
> 
> \v!hoofdtekst\c!label=\v!paragraaf] % bijlageconversie=\Character
> 
> \protect
> 
> .......................
> 
> How can I solve the problem ?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> François
> 
> 
> 
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Re: Problem with DocbookInContext

[h h extern]

profile wrote:

> undefined control sequence : stelsectiein

this style is not adapted to low level english

reimplementing this style could be a nice exercise (and tutorial) in doing xml 
with context, so if there are docbook users out there, a way to go can be:

- someone makes a sample showing one docbook element usage
- i make a mapping (thereby showing how/what mappings are needed)
- someone else describes how to configure this

we can collect this in a manual and the wiki

if it's done stepwise i can spent spare time (i.e. big jobwaiting time) on it

Hans


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Re: Problem with DocbookInContext

[VnPenguin]

On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 21:13:00 +0100, h h extern <pragma@wxs.nl> wrote:
> profile wrote:
> 
> > undefined control sequence : stelsectiein
> 
> this style is not adapted to low level english
> 
> reimplementing this style could be a nice exercise (and tutorial) in doing xml
> with context, so if there are docbook users out there, a way to go can be:
> 
> - someone makes a sample showing one docbook element usage
> - i make a mapping (thereby showing how/what mappings are needed)
> - someone else describes how to configure this
> 
> we can collect this in a manual and the wiki
> 
> if it's done stepwise i can spent spare time (i.e. big jobwaiting time) on it

Hi Hans & all,
I'm interesting about converting a Docbook file into ConTeXt source. 

Already read "DocBook In ConTeXt" of Simon Pepping and Michael
Wiedmann. But I would like to know if there is other way to obtain a
ConTeXt source from Docbook input (I'm Docbook's newbie).

Thank you,
Q.