Résumé
DocBook is an SGML format for writing structured documents
and it has been adopted by a large and growing community of
authors writing books of all kinds. DocBook Publishing
provides clear, concise information on how DocBook can be
used for publishing in-house documentation projects,
academic purposes, and much more. This comprehensive
reference covers all aspects of using DocBook, from writing
a book or article to using Jade to convert DocBook files to
finished products. Writers looking to publish a book, an
article, or Web content will find all they need to know in
this hands-on resource.
Summary
Summary
Validating the XML Schema
Summary
Including Code Samples
Fun with Errors
Writing about GUIs
Marking up Command Syntax
Contents
Chapter l: Getting Started
Creating DocBook Documents
SGML or XML?
Understanding DocBook MarkupDifferences between SGML and
XML DocBook
Using the SGML DTD
Using the XML DTD
Using the SGML DTD
Using the XML DTD
Document Division
SummaryLogical Division
Physical Division
ElementsPhysical Division
Anatomy of Markup
Elements
DocBook Comments
Stylesheets—What They Are and How to Use ThemDocBook Comments
Chapter 2: Writing a Technical Article
Article Elements
Declaring an Article
Article Info
Standard TagsArticle Info
Typical Markup
Preparing for PublicationThe Abstract Element
The Abbrev Element
The Acronym Element
The Ackno Element
The Attribution Element
The Author Element
The AuthorBlurb Element
The Blockquote Element
The Caution Element
The Copyright Element
The Email Element
The Figure Element
The Filename Element
The ItemizedList Element
The ListItem Element
The Note Element
The OrderedList Element
The Quote Element
The Tip Element
The Title Element
The Trademark Element
The Warning Element
The Abbrev Element
The Acronym Element
The Ackno Element
The Attribution Element
The Author Element
The AuthorBlurb Element
The Blockquote Element
The Caution Element
The Copyright Element
The Email Element
The Figure Element
The Filename Element
The ItemizedList Element
The ListItem Element
The Note Element
The OrderedList Element
The Quote Element
The Tip Element
The Title Element
The Trademark Element
The Warning Element
Summary
Chapter 3: Using Images
Types of Images
Preparing for Web
Publication
Creating PostScript and PDF Output
Marking Up Tables and FiguresJPEG
GIF
PNG
Marking Up Images for the WebGIF
PNG
Creating PostScript and PDF Output
Encapsulated PostScript
Helpful ToolsThe GIMP
gPhoto
Dia
XSane
gPhoto
Dia
XSane
Making Tables
SummaryTable Markup
Making and Including Figures and EquationsUsing LaTeX and Figures and
Equations
Using MathML for Mathematical Equations
Using MathML for Mathematical Equations
Chapter 4: Preparing a Book with DocBook
Planning for a Book
Dealing with Multiple
Files
Declaring a BookThe BookInfo Element
Making the Book's Dedication
The Preface Element
Working with the Part Element
Declaring and Working with Chapters
Book Structure ElementsMaking the Book's Dedication
The Preface Element
Working with the Part Element
Declaring and Working with Chapters
The ChapterInfo Element
Working with Navigational
Elements
Working with Sections
SummaryWorking with Sections
Reference Pages
Creating an Index
Creating the Table of Contents
Creating a Glossary
Creating an Appendix
Creating a Bibliography
Creating an Index
Creating the Table of Contents
Creating a Glossary
Creating an Appendix
Creating a Bibliography
Chapter 5: Making Online Documents
Creating Online Documentation
Including Links with
DocBook
Linking within a Document
Converting to HTMLLinking within a Document
How XRef Works
Using the Anchor Element
Using the Link Element
Using OLink
E-MailUsing the Anchor Element
Using the Link Element
Using OLink
Using HTML Tidy
Integrating Images
Testing Output
SummaryIntegrating Images
Testing Output
Chapter 6: Parsing DocBook
Getting the Current DTD
SGML
XML
Installing the DTDs and StylesheetsXML
The Easy Way Out
Making and Installing a Catalog File
Jade—James' DSSSL EngineMaking and Installing a Catalog File
Installing Jade on UNIX-Type
Systems
Installing Jade on Win32
Using Jade
OpenJadeInstalling Jade on Win32
Using Jade
Installing OpenJade
Using OpenJade
Using SGMLtools-Lite and SGMLtoolsUsing OpenJade
Installing
SGMLtool-Lite
Parsing Documents with SGMLtools and SGMLtool-Lite
Using Other Tools with DocBookParsing Documents with SGMLtools and SGMLtool-Lite
Rendering PostScript with
SGMLtools-Lite
Rendering DVI with SGMLtool-Lite
Rendering HTML with SGMLtools-Lite
Text
RTF
Converting LinuxDoc to DocBook
Rendering DVI with SGMLtool-Lite
Rendering HTML with SGMLtools-Lite
Text
RTF
Converting LinuxDoc to DocBook
Summary
Chapter 7: Collaborative Work with DocBook
You Still Need Backups!
What Is Revision Control
Going to the Library
Getting a Lock on It
Using Revision Control ProgramsGetting a Lock on It
Revision Control for Group
Projects
Revision Control for Loners
The GNU Revision Control System (RCS)Revision Control for Loners
Installing RCS
Basic RCS
The Concurrent Versions System (CVS)Basic RCS
Checking In a File
Creating a Revision
Checking Out a File
Rolling Back
Keyword Substitutions
Setting Revision Numbers Manually
Creating a Revision
Checking Out a File
Rolling Back
Keyword Substitutions
Setting Revision Numbers Manually
What Is CVS?
Basic CVS
Using CVS GUI ClientsThe Client/Server Model
Installing CVSBasic CVS
Creating a CVS
Repository
Checking Files In
Checking Files Out
Checking Files In
Checking Files Out
Making CVS Simple with
TkCVS
SummaryInstalling TkCVS
Using TkCVS
Other GUI Clients for CVSUsing TkCVS
Chapter 8: Using Emacs
Getting Emacs
Linux and UNIX
Emacs on Win32
MacOS
Basic Emacs Guide
How to Save Time with Emacs—Emacs PSGML ModeEmacs on Win32
MacOS
Basic Emacs Guide
Key Conventions
Moving around in Emacs
Searching and Replacing in Emacs
Cutting and Pasting in Emacs
Accessing Menus
Help!
Moving around in Emacs
Searching and Replacing in Emacs
Cutting and Pasting in Emacs
Accessing Menus
Help!
Editing DocBook in
Emacs
SummaryThe SGML Menu
The Modify Menu
The Markup Menu
The View Menu
The DTD Menu
The Modify Menu
The Markup Menu
The View Menu
The DTD Menu
Chapter 9: Using Vim
Getting Vim
Linux/UNIX
Windows and DOS
MacOS
Using Vim SGML and DocBook SyntaxWindows and DOS
MacOS
Installing Syntax Files
Basic Vim
Basic Vim
Modal Editors
Starting Vim
Using Vim's Online Help
Opening Files with Vim
Advanced VimStarting Vim
Using Vim's Online Help
Opening Files with Vim
Searching Text with Vim
Searching and Replacing with Vim
Editing Multiple Files Simultaneously
Inserting Another File
Searching and Replacing with Vim
Editing Multiple Files Simultaneously
Inserting Another File
Chapter 10: Customizing DocBook
Customizing the DocBook DTD
Ramifications of Customizing
the DocBook DTD
SummaryReasons to Customize the
DTD
Reasons Not to Customize
A Guide to the DocBook DTD StructureReasons Not to Customize
The DocBook Driver
Customizing StylesheetsUnderstanding DSSSL
Making Changes to Existing Stylesheets
XML and StylesheetsMaking Changes to Existing Stylesheets
Understanding XSL
Is It Possible to Transform DocBook XML into Other XML
Formats?What Is XSLT?
Chapter 11: XML Schema and DocBook XML
What Is an XML Schema?
How Does a Schema Differ from a DTD?
XML Schema Data Types
The DocBook XML SchemaText
Numeric Data Types
Time
Language
Reference
Elements and AttributesNumeric Data Types
Time
Language
Reference
Defining an Element
Validating the XML Schema
Summary
Chapter 12: Creating Technical Documents
Corporate Documents
Documents Written for
Technical Conferences
Making a man-Style Reference PageIncluding Code Samples
Listing Code
Formal Examples
Notes, Cautions, Tips, and WarningsFormal Examples
Fun with Errors
Writing about GUIs
Marking up Command Syntax
Commands and Options
Database Markup
Hardware Markup
SummaryDatabase Markup
Hardware Markup
Appendix A: DocBook Glossary
Appendix B: DocBook Element Refernce
DocBook Elements
How to Read the Element
References
Attributes Types
Common AttributesAttributes Types
Arch
Condition
Conformance
ID
Lang
OS
Remap
Role
Revision
RevisionFlag
Security
UserLevel
Vendor
XRefLabel
Element ReferenceCondition
Conformance
ID
Lang
OS
Remap
Role
Revision
RevisionFlag
Security
UserLevel
Vendor
XRefLabel
Document Type Elements
Document Structure Elements
Attribution and Citation Elements
Web/Linking Elements
Media Elements
Meta-Information Elements
Program and Operating System Elements
Literal Layout Elements
Indexing Elements
Table Elements
Reference Page Elements
Obsolete Elements from Previous Versions
Future Versions of DocBook
Document Structure Elements
Attribution and Citation Elements
Web/Linking Elements
Media Elements
Meta-Information Elements
Program and Operating System Elements
Literal Layout Elements
Indexing Elements
Table Elements
Reference Page Elements
Obsolete Elements from Previous Versions
Future Versions of DocBook
Appendix C: More DocBook Resources
Finding Out More about DocBook
DocBook Resources
SGML Resources
XML Resource
Other Open Source Software and Stuff
Open Source Publishing ResourcesSGML Resources
XML Resource
Other Open Source Software and Stuff
Typesetting Languages
Typesetting Programs
The ZonkerBooks Web SiteTypesetting Programs
Index
L'auteur - Kara Pritchard
Kara Pritchard (Springfield, IL) is a trainer and consultant in the fields of Linux, the Internet, and other related technologies. During the past three years, she has been a coordinator and participant in two Linux user groups, and has helped to promote Computerfest, a non-profit trade show held annually in Springfield. Illinois. RHCE Exam Cram is her first book.
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Prima Publishing |
| Auteur(s) | Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier, Kara Pritchard |
| Parution | 01/06/2001 |
| Nb. de pages | 375 |
| Format | 18,7 x 23 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 686g |
| Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
| EAN13 | 9780761533313 |
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