cmd
command from the to open a command prompt.
publican command_option
command_option
is any of several options for the publican
command itself.
publican action
action_options
action
is an action for Publican to perform, such as creating the XML files for a new document or building a HTML document from a document's XML files. The action_options
apply to the action
, such as specifying the language of a document.
publican command_option
action
action_options
command_options
affect the output of actions
, for example, whether Publican should use ANSI colors in its output.
publican
command are:
--help
--man
--help
option supplies, in addition to information about licensing and dependencies.
--help_actions
-v
--config file
publican.cfg
.
--nocolours
--quiet
Revision_History.xml
.
tmp/
subdirectory. The tmp/
subdirectory is created after running the publican build
command to build a document, such as publican build --formats=html --langs=en-US
.
Book_Name-title
. For example, a section with a title of First Section
in a book named Test_Book
will have the following ID after you run publican clean_ids
: <section id="Test_Book-First_Section">
Warning — publican clean_ids
publican clean_ids
uses the first four characters of the tag as a prefix for the ID. Consequently, you must check out the latest versions of the XML source and translations before running this command.
publican clean_ids
, the XML and PO files will no longer be in synchrony with each other. In this case, all links in the PO files must be manually updated.
Important — ID conflicts can occur
publican clean_ids
command is intended to facilitate building a DocBook structure around documents ported from other formats such as HTML. However, publican clean_ids
is file-based and and only has access to information in the XML file that it is currently processing and to the document name. Therefore, nodes of the same type that have the same title receive the same IDs. These duplicate IDs will prevent the document from building.
publican clean_ids
command to assist you in laying out your document, but expect that some manual adjustment to IDs might be necessary. We recommend that you do not run publican clean_ids
on an already well established document.
publican.cfg
. Refer to Section 4.1.1, “The publican.cfg file” for more detail.
language_code
language_code
. For every PO file generated by Publican, a table displays the number of untranslated strings in all msgid
s; the number of fuzzy strings (counts the strings contained in msgid
s whose content changed since the last POT generation) and the number of translated strings, coinciding after translation, with the the number of strings contained in the msgid
.
<xi:include>
tag in a book, article, or set.
<xi:include>
tag in a book, article, or set.
<imagedata>
tag in a book, article, or set.