oasis(1) [debian man page]

OASIS(1)						      General Commands Manual							  OASIS(1)

NAME

       oasis - generates a complete build system for OCaml libraries and applications.

SYNOPSIS

       oasis [command] options...

DESCRIPTION

       This program allows to manipulate OASIS enabled package, i.e. package that contains an _oasis file.  It is made of several subcommands that
       provide features around this file.  Some subcommands require the installation of third party plugins.

       To get a complete list of subcommands and their options, run oasis help.

SEE ALSO

       OASIS user manual /usr/share/doc/oasis/MANUAL.mkd.gz

AUTHORS

       Sylvain Le Gall.

oasis manpage							   March 4, 2011							  OASIS(1)

INSTALL-CATALOG(8)														INSTALL-CATALOG(8)

NAME

       install-catalog - Manage a SGML or XML centralized catalog

SYNOPSIS

       install-catalog [ option ]  action  ... [  [ -d]  [ --delegate] ]  [  [ -a centralized ordinary]  [ --add centralized ordinary]

	[ -r centralized ordinary]  [ --remove centralized ordinary]

	[ -h]  [ --help]

	[ -v]  [ --version] ]

DESCRIPTION

       This shell script allows to handle a centralized catalog referencing other "ordinary" SGML or XML Open Catalogs.

       An  Open  Catalog  contains a set of directives defined by OASIS, mostly used for defining equivalences between FPIs (Formal Public Identi-
       fiers) and real file names (see TR9401:1997 on  http://www.oasis-open.org  <URL:http://www.oasis-open.org>).   The  Open  Catalogs  usually
       reside in /usr/share/sgml.

       A  centralized catalog is a special Open Catalog that includes only comments and CATALOG directives pointing to other catalogs (or DELEGATE
       directives if supported). The centralized catalog can be the key to all other SGML resources. It usually resides in /etc/sgml.

       The centralized catalog can be edited manually or through the install-catalog script to add or remove references to  other  ordinary  cata-
       logs. This script is mainly destined to software package post-installation scripts.

       An example of a typical call to install-catalog is:

	     install-catalog --add 
	       /usr/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl-stylesheets-1.54/catalog 
	       /etc/sgml/sgml-docbook-4.0.cat

       This call will install in /etc/sgml/sgml-docbook-4.0.cat a reference to /usr/share/sgml/docbook/dsssl-stylesheets-1.54/catalog.

OPTIONS

       Here is the list of options that can influence the way install-catalog works:

	[  [ -d]  [ --delegate] ]

       Use DELEGATE instead of CATALOG directives to specify a pointer

ACTIONS

       Here is the list of actions that can be requested to install-catalog:

	[  [ -a centralized ordinary]  [ --add centralized ordinary] ]

       Declare a new SGML package.

	[  [ -r centralized ordinary]  [ --remove centralized ordinary] ]

       Remove a previously installed SGML package.

	[  [ -h]  [ --help] ]

       Print a short help message and exit

	[  [ -v]  [ --version] ]

       Print the version identifier and exit

FILES

       /etc/sgml/*

       The SGML centralized catalogs

AUTHORS

       Eric Bischoff <ebisch@cybercable.tm.fr>

       Developper of install-catalog.

SEE ALSO

       jw(1)

       conversion from DocBook to other file formats

       nsgmls(1)

       a base component of Jade DSSSL engine

       http://sourceware.cygnus.com/docbook-tools/ <URL:http://sourceware.cygnus.com/docbook-tools/>

       the home page of the DocBook tools, a compendium of all tools necessary to process DocBook files, including the SGML-common stuff.

								  04 August 2000						INSTALL-CATALOG(8)