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Common Templates ReferenceWalshNorman2004Norman WalshIntroductionThis is technical reference documentation for the DocBook XSL
Stylesheets; it documents (some of) the parameters, templates, and
other elements of the stylesheets.This is not intended to be user documentation.
It is provided for developers writing customization layers for the
stylesheets, and for anyone who's interested in how it
works.Although I am trying to be thorough, this documentation is known
to be incomplete. Don't forget to read the source, too :-)Formats a personal nameThis template formats a personal name. It supports several styles
that may be specified with a role attribute
on the element (personname, author, editor,
and othercredit) or with the locale.nodeThe node containing the personal name.The formatted personal name.Formats a personal name in the “family given” styleThis template formats a personal name in the “family given” style.
It is generally called by person-name
template.nodeThe node containing the personal name.The formatted personal name. [FAMILY Given]Mode for converting text to upper-caseThis mode is used to convert the text in a subtree to upper-case.
It returns a copy of the subtree with all text() nodes
converted to upper-case.Formats a personal name in the “last, first” styleThis template formats a personal name in the “last, first” style.
It is generally called by person-name
template.nodeThe node containing the personal name.The formatted personal name., Formats a personal name in the “first last” styleThis template formats a personal name in the “first last” style.
It is generally called by person-name
template.nodeThe node containing the personal name.The formatted personal name., Formats a list of personal namesThis template formats a list of personal names, for example in
an authorgroup.The list of names is assumed to be in the current context node.nodeThe node containing the personal name.The formatted personal name.Mode for inserting element labels (numbers)This mode is used to insert numbers for numbered elements.
Any element processed in this mode should generate its number.Print a set of years with collapsed rangesThis template prints a list of year elements with consecutive
years printed as a range. In other words:1992
19931994]]>is printed 1992-1994, whereas:1992
1994]]>is printed 1992, 1994.This template assumes that all the year elements contain only
decimal year numbers, that the elements are sorted in increasing
numerical order, that there are no duplicates, and that all the years
are expressed in full century+year
(1999 not 99) notation.yearsThe initial set of year elements.print.rangesIf non-zero, multi-year ranges are collapsed. If zero, all years
are printed discretely.single.year.rangesIf non-zero, two consecutive years will be printed as a range,
otherwise, they will be printed discretely. In other words, a single
year range is 1991-1992 but discretely it's
1991, 1992.This template returns the formatted list of years., , -, , , -, Selects and processes an appropriate media object from a listThis template takes a list of media objects (usually the
children of a mediaobject or inlinemediaobject) and processes
the "right" object.This template relies on f:select-mediaobject-index
to determine which object in the list is appropriate.If no acceptable object is located, nothing happens.olistThe node list of potential objects to examine.Calls <xsl:apply-templates> on the selected object.Selects the position of the appropriate media object from a listThis function takes a list of media objects (usually the
children of a mediaobject or inlinemediaobject) and determines
the "right" object. It returns the position of that object
to be used by the calling template.If the global parameter
use.role.for.mediaobject is nonzero, then it
first checks for an object with a role attribute of the appropriate
value. It takes the first of those. Otherwise, it takes the first
acceptable object in the list.This template relies on a f:is-acceptable-mediaobject
to determine if a given object is an acceptable graphic. The semantics
of media objects is that the first acceptable graphic should be used.
If no acceptable object is located, no index is returned.olistThe node list of potential objects to examine.Returns the position of the selected object in the original list
or 0 if no object is selected.Returns '1' if the specified media object is recognized.This template examines a media object and returns '1' if the
object is recognized as a graphic.objectThe media object to consider.0 or 101110../Returns an “id” attribute if appropriateThis template returns an attribute named “id” if the specified
node has an id
(or xml:id) attribute or if the
force parameter is non-zero.If an ID is generated, it's value is f:node-id().
nodeThe node for which an ID should be generated. It defaults to
the context item.forceTo force an “id” attribute to be generated, even if the node does
not have an ID, make this parameter non-zero. It defaults to 0.An “id” attribute or nothing.Warn users about references to non-unique IDsIf passed an ID in linkend,
t:check-id-unique prints
a warning message to the user if either the ID does not exist or
the ID is not unique.Error: no ID for constraint linkend: .Warning: multiple "IDs" for constraint linkend: .Warn users about incorrectly typed referencesIf passed an ID in linkend,
t:check-idref-targets makes sure that the element
pointed to by the link is one of the elements listed in
element-list and warns the user otherwise.The element-list is a list of QNames.Error: linkend () points to "" not (one of):
