[scribus] Scribus to replace Indesign Server?

[JLuc]

Et une doc, en l'état, en français :
www.spip-contrib.net/Un-livre-avec-SPIP

JLuc

Le 05/12/2011 17:28, JLuc a écrit :
> Le 05/12/2011 16:27, JLuc a écrit :
>> Le 05/12/2011 14:41, Stefan a écrit :
>>> i'm interested in a web-2-print solution, have coded a very basic
>>> script for some testing.
>>
>> SPIP CMS (spip.net) has some works that might be of interest.
>> For example the plugin_latex is a plugin made specifically to generate latex
>> out of the SPIP content, specifically used for the site http://programmer.spip.org,
>> so as to produce the PDF manual out of this site.
>>
>> Source code for plugin_latex is here :
>> http://zone.spip.org/trac/spip-zone/browser/_galaxie_/programmer.spip.org/plugin_latex
>>
>> As far as i know, it is 90% working so as to produce the complete book out of the complete site.
>>
>> It uses the textwheel (http://code.google.com/p/textwheel/wiki/TextWheel)
>> extension for SPIP (http://svn.github.com/Cerdic/textwheel.git/plugins/textwheel/)
>> so as to transform SPIP markup syntax (such as {{bold}}, {italic}, [link to->url],
>> frames, code snippets etc) and structure elements like article titles, sections, etc
>> and into latex code.
>
> One more link :
> http://zone.spip.org/trac/spip-zone/browser/_plugins_/latexwheel/wheels/latex/
> It is the latex textwheel definition.
> latex.yaml is the main translation ruleset
> other files are context specific rulesets.
>
> JLuc
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