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Given a Docbook-based XML file, how do I extract just the table of contents (TOC) into its own HTML file - preferably without resorting to writing my own XSLT template? I am using xsltproc.

I'm convinced that this must be obviously easy, but for some reason the solution escapes me - after having looked through the DocBook documentation.

As a bonus, I would like the generated toc.html file not to have any html/head/body...body/html wrappers in order to make it simple to embed it within a CMS-powered site.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

P.S. My DocBook-content is derived from AsciiDoc, though that should make no difference.

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假设您使用的是SourceForge DocBook 样式表，您可以使用带有chunk.tocs.and.lots参数的分块。这会生成一个单独的 TOC 文件（以及其他分块的 HTML 文件）。

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于 2011-01-14T16:44:52.400 回答