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OK, I've added support for part, but this needs testing. Can you test using your existing file? |
That was fast - thanks!
Not as-is, it takes pandoc about a minute to process :). But I can extract the useful bits of structure... |
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Hi,
I tried to use docbook to translate postgres' documentation into other formats. That mostly works, but postgres' docs use
<part>
. There's two issues with that:The first is quite easy to fix. Adding a line for part and book to xrefTitleByElem) + tests. I didn't yet open that as a PR, because to test that I need to add a part to test/docbook-xref.docbook - and I am not sure you want to do that without actually supporting part?
The second issue looks harder to fix entirely - I guess chapters, sect$n's all need to shift their heading level by one if they are in a a part?
How incrementally can things like this be integrated? It seems to me, a good first step would be to wire up part, partintro, partinfo, without adjusting the heading levels? And then subsequently adjust those as well?
Regards,
Andres
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