On Fri, 2004-10-22 at 13:19, [REDACTED] wrote:
> But honestly - no need to hassle. If it's not a simple matter to get
> from that info don't bother - not a pressing issue at all - a student
> at the lab was talking about the article....
Hahaha - clearly, you're not aware that I live for these sorts of arcane
requests ;-)
# prune list of articles by author
$> xsltproc -o ~/tmp/kraus.xml \
--stringparam author 'Clifford Krauss' \
./find-articles.xsl \
/nyt/2004/10/03.xml
# generate XSL-FO document
$> xsltproc -o ~/tmp/krauss.fo \
/path/to/docbook/fo.xsl \
~/tmp/krauss.xml
# generate PDF file
$> fop -fo ~/tmp/krauss.fo -pdf ~/tmp/krauss.pdf
There are still some encoding/entity issues, but there you go. The
article is attached.
On Fri, 2004-10-22 at 13:19, [REDACTED] wrote: > But honestly - no need to hassle. If it's not a simple matter to get > from that info don't bother - not a pressing issue at all - a student > at the lab was talking about the article.... Hahaha - clearly, you're not aware that I live for these sorts of arcane requests ;-) # prune list of articles by author $> xsltproc -o ~/tmp/kraus.xml \ --stringparam author 'Clifford Krauss' \ ./find-articles.xsl \ /nyt/2004/10/03.xml # generate XSL-FO document $> xsltproc -o ~/tmp/krauss.fo \ /path/to/docbook/fo.xsl \ ~/tmp/krauss.xml # generate PDF file $> fop -fo ~/tmp/krauss.fo -pdf ~/tmp/krauss.pdf There are still some encoding/entity issues, but there you go. The article is attached.