David Cramer (Tech Pubs) wrote:
> I have an xsl that does that (it predates the feature
in the docbook
> xsls). However ours requires that you have ids on the
glossentrys and
> corresponding linkends on the glossterms, so I don't
know if it'd work
> for you. An addional feature of ours that could be good
or bad depending
> on whether you want it is that its pulls in terms
recursively (if a
> glossdef, glosssee, or glossseealso refers to a term,
then that term is
> pulled in to, and so on). If you do a lot of linking
within the
> glossary, you can end up with a big glossary by pulling
in a single
> term. There's a recurse.on.glossary switch in there,
but I can't
> remember if it works  Anyway,
help your self it it will work for you:
>
> http://w
ww.thingbag.net/docbook/glossify.xsl
Thanks. I discovered glossify shortly after posting the
question (of
course) but haven't had time to try it yet. In the meantime,
it was
pretty straightforward to translate the DocBook glossary
elements into
the LaTeX analogs and write a little extractor to create the
glossary
database.
Steve
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