Transitioning to the PreTeXt-CLI

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Appendix N Transitioning to the PreTeXt-CLI

Sean Fitzpatrick

This appendix is intended for authors of existing (“legacy”) PreTeXt projects who want to transition from using xsltproc to the PreTeXt-CLI.

At this point, you should be ready to try building your project with the PreTeXt-CLI. The advice above is based on a particular case study, using APEX Calculus. The requirements of your particular project may differ somewhat from the steps presented here.

As development proceeds on the PreTeXt-CLI, some of this advice may change. In particular, in a future version, it should no longer be necessary to make a copy of entities.ent.

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