d0c863f docbook: Fix Sun CC warning on ptr_fun(isalnum)
4e62784 docbook: Fix formatter naming convention to avoid shadow
9ad85dbb docbook: Remove redundant docs that cause invalid DocBook
9468b41 docbook: Add CMake.DocBook test to validate xml (#13508)
3a9e373 docbook: Add support for <abstract> at section level 1
67e7d49 docbook: Cleanup formatter and generated DocBook
55146ed docbook: Fix the DocBook section output
dbfe335 docbook: Factor out code to write valid DocBook IDs
cffa899 docbook: Remove table of contents
ac25bc0 Utilities/xml: Add docbook-4.5 DTD (#13508)
2b2e86f Utilities/xml: Add .gitattributes to disable whitespace checks
57234dd cmCTestSVN: Load and process information from externals
3776690 cmCTestSVN: Add a LoadExternal() function and an ExternalParser class
41f0f83 cmCTestSVN: Use the SVNInfo structure
fb6d513 cmCTestSVN: Create the SVNInfo for the root repository
8d1e102 cmCTestSVN: Add the Repositories list and the RootInfo pointer
2f204bc cmCTestSVN: Extend Revision struct with SVN repo information
aa1076f cmCTestSVN: Add the new SVNInfo structure
This triggered an unknown secondary bug when there is
no ABSOLUTE INSTALL file. This is fixed as well.
This is based on a fix of bug #0013468 from Viktor Dubrovsky.
The Sun compiler complains:
cmDocumentationFormatterDocbook.cxx", line 230: Warning (Anachronism),
badargtype2w: Formal argument x of type int(*)(int) in call to
std::ptr_fun<int, int>(int(*)(int)) is being passed
extern "C" int(*)(int).
Add an intermediate C++ function to forward to the C function.
Some compilers complain:
cmDocumentationFormatterDocbook.cxx: In member function virtual void cmDocumentationFormatterDocbook::PrintHeader(const char*, const char*, std::ostream&):
cmDocumentationFormatterDocbook.cxx:197:73: warning: declaration of docname shadows a member of 'this' [-Wshadow]
Fix the name of the member variable.
If a section has subsections (ie. subelemens with a title), all elements
before the first title are written inside an <abstract>. Also wrap
<programlisting> in <para>, to allow preformatted output in abstracts.
Some OpenSSL distributions have dropped support for the ancient SSLv2
protocol completely. Port changes from upstream curl to recognize this
case and avoid using it.
The DocBook formatter used to generate something like:
<para id="section"><sect2><title>Title</title></sect2>Some Text</para>
Which was completely wrong. In DocBook, a section should look like this:
<sect2 id="section"><title>Title</title><para>Some Text</para></sect2>
Attributes in XML may contain alphanumeric characters, underscores,
colons and dots. When DocBook is chunked, the dot is often used as a
path separator. To generate a valid ID, we take the title of the
section, transform all non-alphanumeric characters to underscores and
then add a prefix separated with dots. We also add the document name as
a prefix, in order to 'xinclude' eg. cmake.docbook and ctest.docbook in
the same document. IDs are written in multiple places, so the code is
factored to a function.
When DocBook is transformed (eg. to PDF, HTML, ...), a TOC is generated
from the document's layout. The TOC-like list that the docbook
formatter used to generate was both redundant and invalid.
Run the shell code below to put the DTD in Utilities/xml/docbook-4.5:
v=4.5 &&
sha1=b9124233b50668fb508773aa2b3ebc631d7c1620 &&
mkdir Utilities/xml/docbook-$v &&
cd Utilities/xml/docbook-$v &&
wget -c http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/$v/docbook-xml-$v.zip &&
sha1sum docbook-xml-$v.zip |grep $sha1 &&
unzip docbook-xml-$v.zip &&
rm docbook-xml-$v.zip
Drop the "cmake -E chdir" wrapper and instead pass the DTD directory to
xmllint's --path option using url encoding. While at it, move the
XHTML1 DTD to "Utilities/xml/xhtml1" to make room for additional DTDs.
...if the library file does not exist inside the .framework then do
not allow a library variable to be set to the path to the framework.
Force set it to NOTFOUND instead.
Raise the default "maxdata" linker setting on the 32-bit AIX release
binaries. This allows the CMake binaries to process larger projects
without encountering a "Segmentation fault in extend_brk".
This enables CMake to create Makefiles targeting Windows CE devices.
CMake needs to be run within a cross compile command prompt and requires
a toolchain file which sets CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME to "WindowsCE" and
optionally CMAKE_SYSTEM_VERSION.
Brad King
Alex Neundorf
Bill Hoffman
Kitware Robot
Eric NOULARD
Rolf Eike Beer
Daniel Pfeifer
David Cole
Sergei Nikulov
Peter Kümmel
Patrick Gansterer