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This page is a random set of notes about what needs to be changed, hopefully with a script, after converting wiki Beats content to XML using:
mw-render -c http://fedoraproject.org/w/ -w docbook Some_wiki_file_name -o Some_wiki_file_name.xml
- The content renders each page as a stand-alone book. (This is different from previous Moin Moin behavior, which made every page a chapter.) There is content that needs removing of changing to be a chapter.
- Change the !DOCTYPE to 'chapter'
- Remove the ?xml-stylesheet call entirely, or the <? remnant
- Change the actual document from <book> to <chapter&;
- Using XSLT?
- Hacky way is to chop the <book></book>, convert the <article...></article> to <chapter></chapter>; remove the <articleinfo>...</articleinfo> block entirely
- Give each <section> an ID value equal to the contents of the <title>...</title> with '_' instead of spaces, starting with 'sn
- for relnotes, all sections now have 'section id=""'
- Turn the admonition output into the equivalent DocBook admonition. Note that we are using only three admonitions, so a specific mapping needs to be made.[1]
- Run the page through something similar to xmlformat or ... xmllint?
- Search through the file for each of the markup output types covered in [#Wiki_markup_output_to_XML,_mapped_to_DocBook_XML Wiki markup output to XML, mapped to DocBook XML] ; that is, do the following:
- Search for each instance of 'emphasis' and replace it with the proper DocBook contextual markup
- Search for each instance of 'code' and 'programlisting' and replace it with the proper DocBook contextual markup
- Search and replace empty literallayout containers
- Convert inlinemediaobject to proper admonition
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Notes
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