-
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@
Abstract text
+Abstract text
-
-
X
+X
#{to_xml(t.children)}
" - end + thead_cell_cleanup(t) + end + end + end + + def thead_cell_cleanup(cell) + s = stylesmap[:table_columnhead] + if cell.at("./p") + cell.xpath("./p").each do |p| + p["class"] = s end + else + cell.children = + "#{to_xml(cell.children)}
" end end @@ -63,12 +68,12 @@ def tbody_cleanup1(cell) end def td_style(cell, idx) - if cell.name == "th" && idx.zero? then "IEEEStdsTableLineHead" - elsif cell.name == "th" then "IEEEStdsTableLineSubhead" + if cell.name == "th" && idx.zero? then stylesmap[:table_head] + elsif cell.name == "th" then stylesmap[:table_subhead] elsif cell["align"] == "center" || - /text-align:center/.match?(cell["style"]) - "IEEEStdsTableData-Center" - else "IEEEStdsTableData-Left" + cell["style"].include?("text-align:center") + stylesmap[:tabledata_center] + else stylesmap[:tabledata_left] end end @@ -95,7 +100,7 @@ def figure_caption(docxml) def example_caption(docxml) docxml.xpath("//p[@class = 'example-title']").each do |s| s.children = "#{to_xml(s.children)}" - s["class"] = "IEEEStdsParagraph" + s["class"] = stylesmap[:MsoNormal] end end @@ -135,6 +140,7 @@ def notesequence(div) end # hardcoded list style for notes + # STYLE def note_style_cleanup1(multi, div, seq) div.xpath(".//p[@class = 'Note' or not(@class)]") .each_with_index do |p, i| diff --git a/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_convert.rb b/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_convert.rb index 4db4e5d..dd17978 100644 --- a/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_convert.rb +++ b/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_convert.rb @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ require_relative "word_cleanup" require_relative "word_cleanup_blocks" require_relative "word_authority" +require_relative "word_wp_convert" module IsoDoc module IEEE @@ -10,6 +11,11 @@ class WordConvert < IsoDoc::WordConvert def initialize(options) @libdir = File.dirname(__FILE__) super + init_wp(options) + end + + def init_wp(options) + @wp = ::IsoDoc::IEEE::WordWPConvert.new(options) end def convert1(docxml, filename, dir) @@ -19,6 +25,18 @@ def convert1(docxml, filename, dir) super end + def convert(input_filename, file = nil, debug = false, + output_filename = nil) + file ||= File.read(input_filename, encoding: "utf-8") + docxml = Nokogiri::XML(file) { |config| config.huge } + doctype = docxml&.at(ns("//bibdata/ext/doctype"))&.text + if @wp && doctype == "whitepaper" + @wp.convert(input_filename, file, debug, output_filename) + else + super + end + end + def default_fonts(options) { bodyfont: (if options[:script] == "Hans" '"Source Han Sans",serif' @@ -50,7 +68,7 @@ def abstract(clause, out) page_break(out) out.div **attr_code(id: clause["id"], class: "abstract") do |s| clause_name(clause, clause.at(ns("./title")), s, - { class: "AbstractTitle" }) + { class: stylesmap[:AbstractTitle] }) clause.elements.each { |e| parse(e, s) unless e.name == "title" } end end @@ -75,13 +93,14 @@ def make_body3(body, docxml) def middle_title_ieee(docxml, out) title = docxml.at(ns("//p[@class = 'zzSTDTitle1']")) or return - out.p(class: "IEEEStdsTitle", style: "margin-top:70.0pt") do |p| + out.p(class: stylesmap[:zzSTDTitle1], + style: "margin-left:0cm;margin-top:70.0pt") do |p| title.children.each { |n| parse(n, p) } end end def admonition_name_parse(_node, div, name) - div.p class: "IEEEStdsWarning", style: "text-align:center;" do |p| + div.p class: stylesmap[:admonition], style: "text-align:center;" do |p| p.b do |b| name.children.each { |n| parse(n, b) } end @@ -91,8 +110,8 @@ def admonition_name_parse(_node, div, name) def admonition_class(node) if node["type"] == "editorial" then "zzHelp" elsif node.ancestors("introduction").empty? - "IEEEStdsWarning" - else "IEEEStdsIntroduction" + stylesmap[:admonition] + else stylesmap[:intro] end end @@ -120,6 +139,7 @@ def formula_where(dlist, out) end end + # STYLE def formula_where1(out, dterm, ddefn) out.p class: "IEEEStdsEquationVariableList" do |p| dterm.children.each { |n| parse(n, p) } @@ -175,6 +195,7 @@ def termnote_label(para, name) end end + # STYLE def table_of_contents(clause, out) out.div class: "WordSectionContents" do |div| clause_name(clause, clause.at(ns("./title")), div, diff --git a/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_wp_cleanup.rb b/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_wp_cleanup.rb new file mode 100644 index 0000000..89edcd2 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_wp_cleanup.rb @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +module IsoDoc + module IEEE + class WordWPConvert < WordConvert + def stylesmap + { + example: "IEEEStdsParagraph", # x + MsoNormal: "MsoBodyText", + NormRef: "MsoBodyText", + Biblio: "References", + figure: "MsoBodyText", + formula: "IEEEStdsEquation", # x + Sourcecode: "IEEEStdsComputerCode", # x + TableTitle: "TableTitles", + FigureTitle: "FigureHeadings", + admonition: "IEEEStdsWarning", # x + abstract: "Abstract", + AbstractTitle: "Unnumberedheading", + level1frontmatter: "Unnumberedheading", + level2frontmatter: "IEEEStdsLevel2frontmatter", # x + level3frontmatter: "IEEEStdsLevel3frontmatter", # x + level1header: "IEEESectionHeader", + level2header: "IEEEStdsLevel2Header", # x + level3header: "IEEEStdsLevel3Header", # x + level4header: "IEEEStdsLevel4Header", # x + level5header: "IEEEStdsLevel5Header", # x + level6header: "IEEEStdsLevel6Header", # x + zzSTDTitle1: "Titleofdocument", + tabledata_center: "IEEEStdsTableData-Center", # x + tabledata_left: "Tablecelltext", + table_head: "IEEEStdsTableLineHead", # x + table_subhead: "IEEEStdsTableLineSubhead", # x + table_columnhead: "Tablecolumnheader", + nameslist: "IEEEnames", + intro: "Intro", + } + end + + APPENDIX_STYLE = %w(Appendix Appendixlevel2 Appendixlevel3).freeze + + def headings_style(hdr, idx) + if hdr.at("./ancestor::div[@class = 'Annex']") + headings_style_annex(hdr, idx) + elsif hdr.at("./ancestor::div[@class = 'Section3' or " \ + "@class = 'WordSectionContents']") + headings_style_preface(hdr, idx) + else + headings_style_body(hdr, idx) + end + end + + def headings_style_annex(hdr, idx) + hdr.delete("class") + if idx == 1 + hdr.next = BLUELINE + hdr["style"] = "margin-left:0cm;#{hdr['style']}" + else + hdr["class"] = "Unnumberedheading" + end + end + + def headings_style_preface(hdr, idx) + hdr.name = "p" + hdr["class"] = stylesmap["level#{idx}frontmatter".to_sym] + end + + def headings_style_body(hdr, idx) + idx == 1 and hdr.name = "p" + if hdr["class"] != stylesmap[:AbstractTitle] + if idx == 1 + hdr["class"] = stylesmap["level#{idx}header".to_sym] + else + hdr["style"] = "mso-list:l22 level#{idx} lfo33;#{hdr['style']}" + end + end + end + + def toWord(result, filename, dir, header) + result = from_xhtml(word_cleanup(to_xhtml(result))) + .gsub("-DOUBLE_HYPHEN_ESCAPE-", "--") + @wordstylesheet = wordstylesheet_update + ::Html2Doc::IEEE_WP.new( + filename: filename, + imagedir: @localdir, + stylesheet: @wordstylesheet&.path, + header_file: header&.path, dir: dir, + asciimathdelims: [@openmathdelim, @closemathdelim], + liststyles: { ul: @ulstyle, ol: @olstyle } + ).process(result) + header&.unlink + @wordstylesheet.unlink if @wordstylesheet.is_a?(Tempfile) + end + + def table_cleanup(docxml) + super + docxml.xpath("//div[@class = 'table_container']//div[@class = 'Note']//p") + .each do |n| + n["class"] = "Tablenotes" + end + end + + def authority_cleanup(docxml) + %w(copyright disclaimers tm participants).each do |t| + authority_cleanup1(docxml, t) + end + authority_style(docxml) + end + + def authority_style(docxml) + copyright_style(docxml) + legal_style(docxml) + officer_style(docxml) + end + + def feedback_table(docxml) + docxml.at("//div[@class = 'boilerplate-copyright']")&.xpath(".//table") + &.each do |t| + t.xpath(".//tr").each do |tr| + feedback_table1(tr) + end + t.replace(t.at(".//tbody").elements) + end + end + + def feedback_table1(trow) + trow.name = "p" + trow["class"] = "CopyrightInformationPage" + trow["align"] = "left" + trow.xpath("./td").each do |td| + td.next_element and td << " " + td.xpath("./p").each { |p| p.replace(p.children) } + td.replace(td.children) + end + end + + def copyright_style(docxml) + docxml.at("//div[@class = 'boilerplate-copyright']")&.xpath(".//p") + &.each do |p| + p["class"] ||= "CopyrightInformationPage" + end + feedback_table(docxml) + end + + def legal_style(docxml) + %w(disclaimers tm).each do |e| + docxml.at("//div[@id = 'boilerplate-#{e}']")&.xpath(".//p") + &.each do |p| + p["class"] ||= "Disclaimertext" + end + end + end + + def officer_style(docxml) + officemember_style(docxml) + end + + def officemember_style(docxml) + docxml.xpath("//p[@type = 'officemember' or @type = 'officeorgmember']") + .each do |p| + p["class"] = stylesmap[:nameslist] + end + end + + BLUELINE = <<~XHTML.freeze ++ XHTML + + def abstract_cleanup(docxml) + if f = docxml.at("//div[@class = 'abstract_div']") + abstract_cleanup1(f, nil) + end + end + + def abstract_cleanup1(source, _dest) + source.elements.reject { |e| %w(h1 h2).include?(e.name) }.each do |e| + e.xpath("self::p | .//p").each do |p| + p["class"] ||= stylesmap[:abstract] + p["style"] = "margin-left:0cm;margin-right:0.25cm;#{p['style']}" + end + end + end + end + end +end diff --git a/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_wp_convert.rb b/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_wp_convert.rb new file mode 100644 index 0000000..723b894 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/isodoc/ieee/word_wp_convert.rb @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +require_relative "word_wp_cleanup" + +module IsoDoc + module IEEE + class WordWPConvert < WordConvert + def initialize(options) + @libdir ||= File.dirname(__FILE__) # rubocop:disable Lint/DisjunctiveAssignmentInConstructor + options.merge!(default_file_locations(nil)).merge!(default_fonts(nil)) + super + end + + def init_wp(options); end + + def default_file_locations(_options) + { wordstylesheet: html_doc_path("wordstyle_wp.scss"), + standardstylesheet: html_doc_path("ieee_wp.scss"), + header: html_doc_path("header_wp.html"), + wordcoverpage: html_doc_path("word_ieee_titlepage_wp.html"), + wordintropage: html_doc_path("word_ieee_intro_wp.html"), + ulstyle: "l23", olstyle: "l16" } + end + + def default_fonts(_options) + { bodyfont: '"Calibri",sans-serif', + headerfont: '"Arial Black",sans-serif', + monospacefont: '"Courier New",monospace', + normalfontsize: "11.0pt", + footnotefontsize: "7.0pt", + smallerfontsize: "10.0pt", + monospacefontsize: "10.0pt" } + end + + def make_body3(body, docxml) + body.div class: "WordSection3" do |div3| + middle_title_ieee(docxml, div3) + content(div3, docxml, ns(self.class::MAIN_ELEMENTS)) + end + section_break(body) + body.div class: "WordSection4" do |div3| + backcover div3 + footnotes div3 + comments div3 + end + end + + def backcover(out) + out << populate_template( + File.read(html_doc_path("word_ieee_colophon_wp.html")), :word + ) + end + + def figure_attrs(node) + attr_code(id: node["id"], class: "figure", + style: "#{keep_style(node)};text-align:center;") + end + + ABSTRACT_MARGIN = + "margin-top:18.0pt;margin-right:7.2pt;margin-bottom:6.0pt;" \ + "margin-left:0cm;".freeze + + def para_parse(node, out) + node["class"] == "zzSTDTitle1" and + return middle_title_ieee(node.document.root, out) + super + end + + def middle_title_ieee(docxml, out) + super + out << BLUELINE + out.p + end + + def abstract(clause, out) + out.div **attr_code(id: clause["id"], class: "abstract_div") do |s| + abstract_body(clause, s) + end + page_break(out) + end + + def abstract_body(clause, out) + clause_name(clause, clause.at(ns("./title")), out, + { class: stylesmap[:AbstractTitle], + style: ABSTRACT_MARGIN }) + clause.elements.each { |e| parse(e, out) unless e.name == "title" } + end + + def clause(node, out) + super + node.next_element and page_break(out) # only main clauses + end + + def figure_parse1(node, out) + out.div **figure_attrs(node) do |div| + figure_name_parse(node, div, node.at(ns("./name"))) + node.children.each do |n| + figure_key(out) if n.name == "dl" + parse(n, div) unless n.name == "name" + end + end + end + + def clause_parse_subtitle(title, heading) + title&.parent&.name == "annex" or return super + end + + def variant_title(node, out) + node.parent.name == "annex" or return super + out.p { |e| e << " " } + out.p **attr_code(class: "Unnumberedheading") do |p| + node.children.each { |c| parse(c, p) } + end + end + end + end +end diff --git a/lib/isodoc/ieee/xref.rb b/lib/isodoc/ieee/xref.rb index e1d8293..741d016 100644 --- a/lib/isodoc/ieee/xref.rb +++ b/lib/isodoc/ieee/xref.rb @@ -11,8 +11,14 @@ def initialize(lang, script, klass, labels, options) @hierarchical_assets = options[:hierarchicalassets] end + def initial_anchor_names(doc) + @doctype = doc&.at(ns("//bibdata/ext/doctype"))&.text + super + end + def clause_order_main(docxml) - [ + ret = [ + { path: "//sections/abstract" }, # whitepaper { path: "//clause[@type = 'overview']" }, { path: @klass.norm_ref_xpath }, { path: "//sections/terms | " \ @@ -21,6 +27,16 @@ def clause_order_main(docxml) "//sections/clause[descendant::definitions][not(descendant::terms)]" }, { path: @klass.middle_clause(docxml), multi: true }, ] + docxml.at(ns("//bibdata/ext/doctype"))&.text == "whitepaper" and + ret << { path: @klass.bibliography_xpath } + ret + end + + def clause_order_back(docxml) + ret = super + docxml.at(ns("//bibdata/ext/doctype"))&.text == "whitepaper" and + ret.shift + ret end def middle_sections @@ -83,7 +99,13 @@ def note_anchor_names1(notes, counter) end def annex_name_lbl(clause, num) - super.sub(%r{
(.*)$}, "
\\1") + if @doctype == "whitepaper" + title = Common::case_with_markup(@labels["annex"], "capital", + @script) + l10n("#{title} #{num}") + else + super.sub(%r{
(.*)$}, "
\\1") + end end end end diff --git a/lib/metanorma-ieee.rb b/lib/metanorma-ieee.rb index a7b99a1..8681ce1 100644 --- a/lib/metanorma-ieee.rb +++ b/lib/metanorma-ieee.rb @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ require "asciidoctor" require "isodoc/ieee" require "html2doc/ieee" +require "html2doc/ieee_wp" require "metanorma" if defined? Metanorma::Registry diff --git a/lib/metanorma/ieee/boilerplate_wp.adoc b/lib/metanorma/ieee/boilerplate_wp.adoc new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d6add29 --- /dev/null +++ b/lib/metanorma/ieee/boilerplate_wp.adoc @@ -0,0 +1,95 @@ +== copyright-statement +=== {blank} +[align=left] +The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. 3 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5997, USA + +=== {blank} +Copyright © {{ docyear }} by The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. + +All rights reserved. {{ issueddate }}. 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-
@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@
+ + +
+ +
+ + +
+
+ + +
+
+ + +
+ + + + + + + + + +
+ + + +
+
+ Paper Title
+ STD 2 STD 3 ISBN 2 ISBN 3 2929
+ Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
+ IEEE en approved 2020
+ Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
+ IEEE whitepaper document NAME OF GROUP TOC Heading Levels 2 HTML TOC Heading Levels 2 DOC TOC Heading Levels 2
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Trademarks and Disclaimers
+
+
+
+ Notice and Disclaimer of Liability Concerning the Use of IEEE SA Documents
+
+
+
+ Acknowledgements
+
+
+
+
+
+ Clause
+
+
+ INPUT
+ word = <<~OUTPUT
+
+ standard ",
+ "whitepaper "), true)
+ IsoDoc::IEEE::WordConvert.new({}).convert("test", presxml, false)
+ expect(File.exist?("test.doc")).to be true
+ doc = Nokogiri::XML(word2xml("test.doc"))
+ .at("//xmlns:body")
+ doc.at("//xmlns:div[@class = 'WordSectionContents']")&.remove
+ doc.xpath("//xmlns:p[@class = 'MsoToc1']").each(&:remove)
+ doc.xpath("//v:shape | //v:shapetype | //v:rect | //v:line | //v:group",
+ "v" => "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml").each(&:remove)
+ expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
+ .to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(word)
+ end
+end
diff --git a/spec/isodoc/word_spec.rb b/spec/isodoc/word_spec.rb
index 764be11..fe256b4 100644
--- a/spec/isodoc/word_spec.rb
+++ b/spec/isodoc/word_spec.rb
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
Title
- Guide
+ standard
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
INPUT
output = <<~OUTPUT
standard ", "whitepaper "), true)
+ IsoDoc::IEEE::WordConvert.new({}).convert("test", presxml, false)
+ expect(File.exist?("test.doc")).to be true
+ doc = Nokogiri::XML(word2xml("test.doc"))
+ .at("//xmlns:p[@class = 'Titleofdocument']")
+ expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
+ .to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(output)
end
it "processes middle title for amendment/corrigendum" do
@@ -69,7 +83,7 @@
INPUT
output = <<~OUTPUT
+ standard
Introduction This introduction is not part of P1000/D0.3.4, Draft Standard for Empty
@@ -128,10 +143,10 @@
output = <<~OUTPUT
+
Abstract:
diff --git a/spec/isodoc/section_spec.rb b/spec/isodoc/section_spec.rb
index fcc40e4..dbe1cf4 100644
--- a/spec/isodoc/section_spec.rb
+++ b/spec/isodoc/section_spec.rb
@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@
-
??? for ???
+??? for ???
@@ -520,7 +520,7 @@
OUTPUT
word = <<~OUTPUT
-
OUTPUT
p = IsoDoc::IEEE::PresentationXMLConvert
diff --git a/spec/isodoc/terms_spec.rb b/spec/isodoc/terms_spec.rb
index 204c6a1..1b8f23b 100644
--- a/spec/isodoc/terms_spec.rb
+++ b/spec/isodoc/terms_spec.rb
@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@
OUTPUT
word = <<~WORD
-
+
Draft Recommended Practice for Title
+Draft Recommended Practice for Title
-
??? for ???
+??? for ???
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diff --git a/spec/isodoc/word_boilerplate_spec.rb b/spec/isodoc/word_boilerplate_spec.rb
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+require "spec_helper"
+require "fileutils"
+
+RSpec.describe IsoDoc::IEEE::WordConvert do
+ it "processes boilerplate" do
+ FileUtils.rm_f "test.doc"
+ input = <<~INPUT
+ 123
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+ OUTPUT
+ presxml = IsoDoc::IEEE::PresentationXMLConvert.new(presxml_options)
+ .convert("test", input, true)
+ IsoDoc::IEEE::WordConvert.new({}).convert("test", presxml, false)
+ expect(File.exist?("test.doc")).to be true
+ doc = Nokogiri::XML(word2xml("test.doc"))
+ .at("//xmlns:body")
+ doc.at("//xmlns:div[@class = 'WordSectionContents']")&.remove
+ expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
+ .to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(word)
+ end
+
+ it "processes boilerplate, whitepaper" do
+ FileUtils.rm_f "test.doc"
+ input = <<~INPUT
+
+
+
+
+
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presxml = IsoDoc::IEEE::PresentationXMLConvert.new(presxml_options)
@@ -35,6 +35,20 @@
.at("//xmlns:div[@class = 'WordSectionMiddleTitle']")
expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
.to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(output)
+
+ FileUtils.rm_f "test.doc"
+ output = <<~OUTPUT
+ Guide for Title
+Standard for Title
Whitepaper for Title
+ OUTPUT + presxml = IsoDoc::IEEE::PresentationXMLConvert.new(presxml_options) + .convert("test", input + .sub("
-
OUTPUT
presxml = IsoDoc::IEEE::PresentationXMLConvert.new(presxml_options)
@@ -116,6 +130,7 @@
FileUtils.rm_f "test.doc"
input = <<~INPUT
Guide for Title
Amendment A1 Corrigenda C1
Guide for Title
Amendment A1 Corrigenda C1
- standard ", "whitepaper "), false)
+ expect(File.exist?("test.doc")).to be true
+ doc = Nokogiri::XML(word2xml("test.doc"))
+ .at("//xmlns:div[@class = 'abstract_div']")
+ expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
+ .to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(output)
end
it "processes footnotes" do
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FileUtils.rm_f "test.doc"
input = <<~INPUT
+ standard
This introduction is not part of P1000/D0.3.4, Draft Standard for Empty
- Text
-List
-+
This introduction is not part of P1000/D0.3.4, Draft Standard for Empty
+ Text
+List
+ @@ -143,6 +158,26 @@ .at("//*[@name = 'abstract-destination']/..") expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml))) .to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(output) + + output = <<~OUTPUT +
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+ OUTPUT
+ IsoDoc::IEEE::WordConvert.new({})
+ .convert("test", input
+ .sub("Introduction
+This introduction is not part of P1000/D0.3.4, Draft Standard for Empty
+
+ Text
+List
+ +
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.at("//xmlns:div[xmlns:a[@id = 'A']]")
expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
.to be_equivalent_to xmlpp(word)
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+ word = <<~OUTPUT
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+ IsoDoc::IEEE::WordConvert.new({}).convert("test", input
+ .sub("+
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- expect(File.exist?("test.doc")).to be true
- doc = Nokogiri::XML(word2xml("test.doc"))
- .at("//xmlns:body")
- doc.at("//xmlns:div[@class = 'WordSectionContents']")&.remove
- expect(strip_guid(xmlpp(doc.to_xml)))
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Asciidoctor.convert(<<~"INPUT", *OPTIONS)
#{VALIDATING_BLANK_HDR}
@@ -1232,8 +1232,8 @@
=== Term
symbol:[que]
INPUT
- expect(File.read("test.err"))
- .to include "Symbol reference in `symbol[que]` missing:"
+ expect(File.read("test.err.html"))
+ .to include "Symbol reference in symbol[que] missing:"
Asciidoctor.convert(<<~"INPUT", *OPTIONS)
#{VALIDATING_BLANK_HDR}
@@ -1250,10 +1250,10 @@
que1:: X
INPUT
- expect(File.read("test.err"))
- .not_to include "Error: Term reference to `que` missing:`"
- expect(File.read("test.err"))
- .not_to include "Symbol reference in `symbol[que1]` missing:"
+ expect(File.read("test.err.html"))
+ .not_to include "Error: Term reference to que missing:"
+ expect(File.read("test.err.html"))
+ .not_to include "Symbol reference in symbol[que1] missing:"
end
end
end