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asciidoc, docbook, "book" doctype

From
JFJ. Bruce Fields <bfields@fieldses.org>
Date
Dec 11, 2006, 03:20 UTC
Message-ID
<20061211032013.GA16054@fieldses.org>

I've been fooling around with producing a longer piece of documentation using material from the tutorials, etc., using the docbook backend and "book" doctype. It's not working quite the way I'd expect. For example, it doesn't format the literal blocks correctly, and man page links aren't producing useful clickable links. Should I be going about this some other way?

All I really want is automatically generated tables of contents and cross-references.

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  1. J. Bruce FieldsDec 11, 2006

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