docx2jats-demo

A wrapper for the individual other steps in this library.

Here’s an explanation of the style mapping concept:

• The tilde ('~') and the string '_-_' may be used interchangeably in both first columns. They are called “tilde metacharacters”.
• Table rows without td will be ignored.
• Otherwise the first td in a row needs to hold the canonical (system) style name, while the second td contains the user-defined style name that is found in the actual content and that should be mapped to the system name.
• Both names may contain tilde metacharacters.
• The first table in the body will be used for mapping purposes.
• The user style name values in the second column are regular expressions. Likewise, the first column contains replacements. You may refer to matching groups by $1, $2, etc.
• All mappings will be applied to each style, sequentially from top to bottom.
• A given mapping instruction will first be tested against css:rule/@native-name then against css:rule/@name. If native-name matches, the replacement is taken from first column and applied to native-name. The name attribute will then be generated from the updated native-name attribute.
• The comment column is irrelevant to the mapping process.
• If there are multiple style maps in a configuration hierarchy, they will be merged. If the system names of two rows match, the row from the more specific map file will win.
• The merged file will appear in the debug dir als map-style-names/consolidated-map.xhtml. It will contain provenance information in the first, all-th column, as links to the source map file for each rule.