Command-Line Renderer Clause Samples
The Command-Line Renderer clause defines the requirements and procedures for rendering or processing files or data using command-line tools. Typically, this clause specifies which command-line utilities must be used, the expected input and output formats, and any necessary parameters or options for successful execution. For example, it may require that a particular script or program be run with certain flags to generate a report or convert files. The core function of this clause is to ensure consistency and reproducibility in automated processing tasks, reducing errors and ambiguities in how rendering is performed.
Command-Line Renderer rinohtype includes the rinoh command-line tool which renders structured text documents. Currently, reStructuredText and CommonMark documents are supported in the open-source version. Support for DITA is available in the commercially supported Pro version. Rendering the reStructuredText demonstration article demo.txt (using the standard article template and style sheet) generates demo.pdf.
Command-Line Renderer. Installing rinohtype places the rinoh script in the PATH. This can be used to render structured documents such as demo.txt (reStructuredText): rinoh --format reStructuredText demo.txt After rendering finishes, you will find demo.pdf alongside the input file. Two rendering passes are required to make sure that cross-references to page numbers are correct. After a document has been rendered, rinohtype will save the page reference data to a
Command-Line Renderer. Installing rinohtype places the rinoh script in the PATH. This can be used to render structured documents such as demo.txt (reStructuredText): rinoh --format reStructuredText demo.txt After rendering finishes, you will find demo.pdf alongside the input file. rinoh allows specifying the document template and style sheet to use when rendering the reStructuredText document. See its command-line options for details. Two rendering passes are required to make sure that cross-references to page numbers are correct. After a document has been rendered, rinohtype will save the page reference data to a .rtc file. Provided the document (or the template or style sheet) doesn’t change a lot, this can prevent the need to perform a second rendering pass.
Command-Line Renderer. Installing rinohtype places the rinoh script in the PATH. This can be used to render structured documents such as demo.txt (reStructuredText): rinoh --format reStructuredText demo.txt After rendering finishes, you will find demo.pdf alongside the input file. Two rendering passes are required to make sure that cross-references to page numbers are correct. After a document has been rendered, rinohtype will save the page reference data to a .rtc file. Provided the document (or the template or style sheet) doesn’t change a lot, this can prevent the need to perform a second rendering pass.