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TODO produce-ldp-outputs
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* instead of requiring 'working' directory, use mktemp -d (and cleanup)
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* switch from Makefile to shell for ldp-process (Makefile is just not quite
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right)
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* add command-line options to ldp-process and produce-ldp-outputs; make
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sure they are consistent
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* add support for varied verbosity levels, since this will run as a service
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* generate .txt.gz and .tar.gz (with HTML + images)
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* figure out the TLDP XSL stylesheet support question)
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(no such package for OpenSUSE; Frank Lichtenheld's upstream Debian
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packages require minor changes to generate FOP outputs)
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XSL changes:
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Fundamentally, we simply need to turn off fop.extensions and turn on
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fop1.extensions in order to be able to generate PDFs from our DocBook sources.
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<!-- fop extensions for outline and label are unknown; turn off -->
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<xsl:param name="fop.extensions" select="0"/>
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<!-- https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/docbook-apps/201110/msg00080.html -->
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<!-- fop1 extensions fix table handling; turn on -->
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<xsl:param name="fop1.extensions" select="1"/>
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