This is russian translation of OCaml User Guide and Reference
Files in package can use Windows-1251 and UTF-8 as source encoding (but it'unlike). KOI8-R support also may occur :)
Currently xsltproc should work for xml -> html transformation.
Transformation itself runs as follows:
$ make
To get PDF version of user documentation you can use any XSLT 1.0/1.1/2.0 comliant transformer and some FO processor (passiveTeX will be the only choice for now). Stylesheet to use is chapter-fo.xsl
| core.dtd | Document type definition for chapter type |
| bookinfo.dtd | Document type definition for book type |
| bookinfo.xml | Main xml file |
| chapter??.xml | Chapters translation |
| bookinfo.xsl | Main HTML template |
| ocaml.xsl | Chapter HTML template |
| ocaml.css | Incomplete CSS file for Morphon editor |
| chapter-fo.xsl | Mail FO template |
| ocaml-book-fo.xsl | Book elements level FO template |
| ocaml-toc-fo.xsl | FO template generating tabl pof contents |
| chapter-section-fo.xsl | FO template for section level elements |
| chapter-numbering.xsl | Section numbering |
| ocaml-list.xsl | List-like elements |
| ocaml-bnf-fo.xsl | BNF-like notations |
| ocaml-inline-elements-fo.xsl | Inline formatting |
| ocaml-block-elements-fo.xsl | Block elements |
| ocaml-code-fo.xsl | Code formatting |
All your suggestions/blames/bugfixes you can send directly to me, Sviatoslav Reentenko rsvato@gmail.com or post directly with github instruments. The only site containing more or less up-to-date html version of this translation is http://ocaml.spb.ru.
If you want to fix my errors, clone this, sent me pull request and I'll say you 'thanks'.