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Subject: Re: [boost] Do we need BoostBook?
From: John Maddock (boost.regex_at_[hidden])
Date: 2014-12-08 11:12:41
> I believe it would be possible to create an xslt transform which
> would take all or any of the output produced by BoostBook/DocBook
> and generate a "Boost document navigator" which would be in a
> separate, floating window so that the selected documentation page
> would display it's own url.  This would
> features.
I'm pretty sure I mentioned this already, but the docbook XSL 
stylesheets pretty much have the code to do this already, it's just not 
present in the "vanilla" HTML output.  The Docbook to eclipse 
stylesheets for example do this to produce a short XML outline file that 
eclipse can use.  Sadly I *really* don't understand XSLT or I would try 
and hack this myself :-(
John.