Conference vaxuum::online_bookbuilding

269.0. "LMF tags cause TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM errors" by TOWNS::VALENTINE (Walter Valentine, Wash D.C. SWS) Sat Jan 27 1990 09:57

    After recently installing DOC012 and DOCINT012 and getting successful
    IVP results, and after restoring ONLINE_A012.SAV, I am trying to build
    an online book for the first time.  The LMF tags keep generating
    TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM errors.  I'm stumped.  I am attaching the complete
    .sdml file (all 24 lines) and the .lis file.
    
    =============================================================

<define_book_name>(test_book\Test)
<define_symbol>(first_section\Introduction)
<define_symbol>(second_section\Main)

<lmf>(<reference>(test_book))
<lmf_producer>(DEC)
<lmf_product>(TEST)
<lmf_release_date>(0)
<lmf_version_number>(0)
<lmf_altname>(BOOKBROWSER)
<endlmf>

<front_matter>(front)
<title_page>
<title>(<reference>(test_book))
<endtitle_page>
<contents_file>
<endfront_matter>

<head1>(<reference>(first_section))
<p> This is a test.
<head1>(<reference>(second_section))
<p> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.
    
    ==========================================================
%DOC-I-IDENT, VAX Document V1.2-A   2-JUN-1989 16:15:56.35
[ T a g    T r a n s l a t i o n ]...
%TAG-I-TAG_IDENT,  Tag Translator V1.2-004
%TAG-I-DEFSLOADD, End of Loading of Tag Definitions
%TAG-I-LCL_MSG01, Using online bookbuilding tools, 27-October-1989 baselevel
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <COMPARE_NUMERIC>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <QUE_COUNT> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <ENQUE>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <ENQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <ENQUE>, line 6, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <ENQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 7, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 8, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 9, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <REQUE>, line 10, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <REQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <ENQUE>, line 11, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <ENQUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <COUNTER>, line 11, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <COUNTER> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <COMPARE>, line 12, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <QUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <COMPARE>, line 12, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <QUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-ARGNOTNAM, tag <COMPARE>, line 12, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Argument 1 to tag <QUE> is not a valid name
%TAG-W-LCL_MSG26, tag <TITLE>, line 16, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   LMF tags are missing.
%TAG-I-ENDPASS_1, End of first pass over the input
%TAG-W-LCL_MSG13, tag <TAG_DIAGNOSTIC>, line 1, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   No LMF information is specified for this document.
%TAG-E-LCL_MSG27, tag <HEAD1>, line 21, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Symbol names are required in all header, figure, table, and example tags.
%TAG-E-LCL_MSG27, tag <HEAD1>, line 23, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   Symbol names are required in all header, figure, table, and example tags.
%TAG-E-TAG_FAILS, The tag translator has detected a fatal error
-TAG-F-ABORTFORE, end-of-file, line 24, file
   BALTMD$DUA0:[VALENTINE.CUST.NIC.STRESS]TEST.SDML;
   There have been more than 0 error messages of severity level E
%DOC-E-ERROR_TAG, Errors found by the tag translator


DOCUMENT TEST ONLINE.HANDBOOK 
    POSTSCRIPT/SYMBOLS=DOC$LOCAL_FORMATS:CUP$ONLINE_DEFS.GDX/LIST/CONTENTS
Date/Time: 27-JAN-1990 09:36:54.28
CPU time: 20.28 secs.
    
    ========================================
    
    Any ideas?

    The <LMF> tag just takes the symbol name -- don't use <reference>
    in that tag:
    
    <LMF>(test_book)
    
    Mary

Also, you need symbolic names in your <HEAD1>'s, not <REFERENCE>'s.
Recode:

<define_symbol>(first_section\Introduction)
<define_symbol>(second_section\Main)
...
<head1>(<reference>(first_section))
<p> This is a test.
<head1>(<reference>(second_section))
<p> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.

To be:

<head1>(Introduction \first_section)
<p> This is a test.
<head1>(Main \second_section)
<p> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.


You need only the <DEFINE_BOOK_NAME> tag, not the <DEFINE_SYMBOL> tags.  
The <HEAD1> tag _does_ define its second argument to be a symbol.

    I made the changes indicated in .1 and .2.  Now I get 47 blocks worth
    of error messages telling me that DECWHELV240.TFM and similar files
    can't be found.  I could copy these files from DOC$VOILA_FONTS:*.* to
    DOC$PS_FONTS:*.* to make the errors go away, but it seems that there is
    something fundamentally wrong, even though I carefully followed the
    installation instructions in the first section of
    WRITER_GUIDELINES.DECW$BOOK.

    Here is my source, and the first few lines of the .LIS file with the
    "file not found" errors.

    =============================
    Source:


<define_book_name>(test_book\Test)

<lmf>(test_book)
<lmf_producer>(DEC)
<lmf_product>(TEST)
<lmf_release_date>(0)
<lmf_version_number>(0)
<lmf_altname>(BOOKBROWSER)
<endlmf>

<front_matter>(front)
<title_page>
<title>(<reference>(test_book))
<endtitle_page>
<contents_file>
<endfront_matter>

<head1>(Introduction\intro_section)
<p> This is a test.
<head1>(Main\main_section)
<p> The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs.

    ===================================================
.LIS file:

%DOC-I-IDENT, VAX Document V1.2-A   2-JUN-1989 16:15:56.35
[ T a g    T r a n s l a t i o n ]...
%TAG-I-TAG_IDENT,  Tag Translator V1.2-004
%TAG-I-DEFSLOADD, End of Loading of Tag Definitions
%TAG-I-LCL_MSG01, Using online bookbuilding tools, 27-October-1989 baselevel
%TAG-I-ENDPASS_1, End of first pass over the input
[ T e x t    F o r m a t t i n g ]...
%RMS-E-FNF, file not found
-TEX-I-FILENAME, 'DOC$ROOT:[TEX.POSTSCRIPT.FONTS]DECWHELV240.TFM;'
%TEX-W-FONTERROR, Error occurred in the following font:
-TEX-I-FILENAME, 'decwhelv240'
-TEX-W-FONTTYPE, Font was declared by: '\decwhelvtwentyfourrm'
-TEX-I-SCALED, Font was scaled: 1000
%TEX-I-SHOWCONTEXT, '                   \font '
%TEX-I-SHOWCONTEXT, '#1#2->\ifx #1\undefined \font '
%TEX-I-SHOWCONTEXT, '                                        #1=#2 \fi '
%TEX-I-LINE, Error occurred on or around line number: 53
%TEX-I-SHOWCONTEXT, '...font\decwhelvtwentyfourit{decwhelvo240}'
%TEX-I-SHOWCONTEXT, '                                          %         italic'
%TEX-I-FILENAME, 'DOC$ROOT:[LOCAL.FORMATS]CUP$BOOKR.BOOKR_FONTS;1'
-TEX-I-ONPAGE, on page [1] 
    .
    .
    .
    .
    

    To build an online book, you need to use the BOOKREADER destination,
    not the POSTSCRIPT destination.
    
    Wayne

    Re: .4
    
    Ahhhhhhhhhhhg...