Hi Matt, About one of your intentions:
3. I would like a way to check for orphaned images but I think I will need to wait for a CCMS that manages all objects across all maps before I can do this efficiently.
We actually plan to develop such a tool in a future version, actually we already have the code and use it internally for our user manual, to find orphan topics and images. But of course, it will probably not find as used those images which are linked from SVG graphics. In the meantime one option would be to right click on the DITA Map opened in the DITA Maps Manager and choose "Export DITA Map". Then use our "Compare Directories" tool to compare the directory containing exported map contents with the current map directory. The exported map directory should contain only resources referenced directly or indirectly starting from the exported DITA Map. Regards, Radu Radu Coravu <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger http://www.oxygenxml.com On 9/13/2013 5:02 PM, KAATMAN Matthew wrote:
A couple of intentions: 1. We want to use it as a checklist for screenshots that we need to grab for each language that we translate into. (We have a lot of orphaned files from the pre-DITA content.) 2. I was considering the possibility of creating a topic with a list of images and using conkeyref to the images to add more flexibility. 3. I would like a way to check for orphaned images but I think I will need to wait for a CCMS that manages all objects across all maps before I can do this efficiently. 4. Lastly, based on the hacked together example I created, it was a quick way to discover when we are using multiple images that are almost identical.
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Hi Matt,
If you take Eliot's approach, the D4P EPUB plugin is already integrated in Oxygen. So you could to edit the DITA Map to EPUB transformation scenario and in the Parameters tab set the "clean.temp" parameter to "no". You will find this resource after the DITA Map to EPUB transformation:
MAP_DIRECTORY\temp\epub\epub_temp\graphicMap.xml
Another alternative would be to publish to PDF using the same "clean.temp" set to "no". Then in the temporary files folder you will find a resource like "map_MERGED.xml" which merges the entire DITA content in one file. Then you create and apply an XSLT 2.0 stylesheet which removes duplicates and makes an HTML report, possibly also parsing the SVG images to check for additional references.
But what is your final intent on this? Do you want to check for orphan images?
Regards, Radu
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On 9/13/2013 12:25 AM, KAATMAN Matthew wrote:
Thanks Eliot, That looks like a great jump-start for me!
Matt
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If you use the DITA for Publishers HTML2, EPUB, or HTML5 transform it will generate a "graphic copy" Ant script that lists all things referenced by <image>. It will not handle references from within SVGs, although that's an interesting use case and one that the D4P code could be made to handle. (The EPUB transform is bundled with later versions of Oxygen).
The logic that finds all graphic references could be used in isolation to produce the graphic report you're looking for. The XSLT to look at is:
net.sourceforge.dita4publishers.common.xslt/xsl/map2graphicMap.xsl
This takes a (resolved) map and processes it and all topics referenced to find all references to graphics and objects (<image> and <object>). The result is an XML "graphic map" that maps graphic source URIs to output URIs (where the graphic should be copied to in the output).
It doesn't look like it would be too hard to extend this code to handle references within inline or referenced SVG.
Cheers,
E.
On 9/12/13 3:26 PM, "KAATMAN Matthew" <matthew.kaatman@biomerieux.com> wrote:
I'd like to be able to get a list of images (paths + filenames) referenced from the topics within a map including those referenced from within SVGs.
So far I've been doing fairly hackish things like using File/Replace in Files with a regular expression of \. And restrict to Xpath: //image[@href] using only attribute values.
Then deduping the list and removing garbage but there's got to be a better way to get an accurate list quickly.
Any thoughts?
Matt
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