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==Get the Original Folders and Files== | |||
Normally, you can create a book with '''publican''' using the {{command|publican create}} command. | |||
This command creates a directory structure which is described in the publican manual. Here is this structure: | |||
* publican.cfg | |||
* en-US (directory) | |||
** Test_Book.xml | |||
** Test_Book.ent | |||
** Revision_History.xml | |||
** Preface.xml | |||
** Chapter.xml | |||
** Book_Info.xml | |||
** Author_Group.xml | |||
** images (directory) | |||
*** icon.sv | |||
The Chapter.xml file is a template for creating chapter files. Chapter files contain the content that make up a book. | |||
In our situation, we do not need to create the book as it has already been created by the author. In fact, we can get the above directory structure, including the chapters that have been added by the author from the [[https://git.fedorahosted.org/cgit/docs/ git.fedorahosted.org]] site. | |||
Once in this site, find your guide and click its name on the left side the screen. Then in the guide's page, choose the branch (generally the newer one) that you have translated. In the branch's page, click on the line corresponding to the last commit. | |||
The new displayed page should look like the following: | |||
[[image:branch-page-fedorahosted.png]] | |||
Revision as of 08:48, 8 April 2016
Get the Original Folders and Files
Normally, you can create a book with publican using the publican create command.
This command creates a directory structure which is described in the publican manual. Here is this structure:
- publican.cfg
- en-US (directory)
- Test_Book.xml
- Test_Book.ent
- Revision_History.xml
- Preface.xml
- Chapter.xml
- Book_Info.xml
- Author_Group.xml
- images (directory)
- icon.sv
The Chapter.xml file is a template for creating chapter files. Chapter files contain the content that make up a book.
In our situation, we do not need to create the book as it has already been created by the author. In fact, we can get the above directory structure, including the chapters that have been added by the author from the [git.fedorahosted.org] site.
Once in this site, find your guide and click its name on the left side the screen. Then in the guide's page, choose the branch (generally the newer one) that you have translated. In the branch's page, click on the line corresponding to the last commit. The new displayed page should look like the following:
