I've tried to search for information on this, but the
search terms
have too much overlap with the underlying technology to
tease out
what I'm looking for.
Which is... Has anyone customized the stylesheets in order
to format
source code for display in HTML or PDF? I'm interested in
something
that produces a color-coded output for XML source. I'm
currently
using XInclude to draw in an entire source XML file as
follows:
<programlisting>
<xi:include xmlns i=&q
uot;http://www.w3.org/200
1/XInclude"
href="../../schema/layout.xml"
parse="text">
<xi:fallback>document not
found!</xi:fallback>
</xi:include>
</programlisting>
This has three deficiencies:
1) In PDF output long lines are truncated on the right side
2) Because it is parsed as text it isn't possible to use
XPointer to
grab a section of the source document
3) The result is plain black on white, which isn't as
readable as if
it were formatted
I realize I'm addressing a lot of issues in one message,
but have
others devised ways to handle this already?
Duane Gran
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