Re: DTP Formats

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I am working on a Scribus writer --- it stills need a lot of work but the 
work in progress is here 
<https://gitlab.com/prolibreros/docs/tutorial-ssp/-/tree/no-masters/src/static/writers>. 
The main difficulty for Scribus writer is that its structure is “flat”. For 
example, what it is usual for html (or other xml format) is a nested 
structure like this:

<div class="dd"><p class="pp">I have a <strong>strong and 
<em>italic</em></strong>.</p><p>Other paragraph.</p></div><p>I am 
outside.</p>

Where there are nested blocks and inlines (I ignore attr for clearness):

Div [Para [ Str, Space, Str, Space, Str, Space, Strong [ Str, Space, Str, 
Space, Emph [ Str]], Str], Para [ Str, Space, Str]], Para [Str, Space, Str, 
Space, Str]

But in Scribus, same structure should be like the following:

<ITEXT CH="I have a "/>
<ITEXT CPARENT="Strong" CH="strong and "/>
<ITEXT CPARENT="StrongEmph" CH="italic"/>
<ITEXT CH="."/>
<para PARENT="ddpp"/>
<ITEXT CH="Other paragraph."/>
<para PARENT="dd"/>
<ITEXT CH="I am outside."/>
<para />

So the must difficult task I am trying to solve is how to flat the 
structure and inherit the attributes --- as far as I noted, only classes 
have to be inherit. In the first test I tried to solve it by pure regex, 
lol, it worked except the inheritance of inline atrributes. In the second 
try it seems it could work, but I have to continue working and refactor the 
code for the classic writer --- to late I come to realize that the new 
writer works when you don't need to rewrite everything, which it is not 
this case.

So, if anyone has an idea of how to solve this problem (elements flattening 
and attributes inheritance), I will be happy to know :D

El jueves, 18 de agosto de 2022 a las 5:20:16 UTC-7, leon...-bM6h3K5UM15l57MIdRCFDg@public.gmane.org 
escribió:

> Yes, I have notified the relevant people and hopefully we'll get it 
> fixed.   (we updated to a new system so things something get lost...)
>
> No support for Scribus in pandoc currently, though that might be an 
> interesting thing to try to do with the new Lua reader/writer 
> functionality.  Alternatively, it does support importing Word files and you 
> could go that route - but, of course, that wouldn't be automatic.
>
> Leonard
>
> On Thu, Aug 18, 2022 at 7:51 AM Trevor Jenkins <bslwa...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
>
>> On 17 Aug 2022, at 19:45, Leonard Rosenthol <leon...-bM6h3K5UM15l57MIdRCFDg@public.gmane.org> 
>> wrote:
>>
>> > Trevor - what do you want/need to know about ICML?  I believe the 
>> documentation is part of the InDesign SDK.
>>
>> As a sometime member of WG8 my interest is nothing more than intellectual 
>> curiosity, But the broken link is important.
>>
>> Although it did raise my question of whether pandoc could process Scribus 
>> documents into/from other formats. And subsequent general question of the 
>> absence of the simple introduction/excmples for using Lua.
>>
>> Regards, Trevor.
>>
>> <>< Re: deemed!
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