#!/bin/bash
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#   tcar - The CentOS Artwork Repository automation tool.
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# Convert asciicoc files into docbook files using asciidoc command's
# default (article) doctype.
#
# When docbook files are produced from asciidoc files it is necessary
# to consider the format in which they are generated (e.g., whether it
# is an article or a manpage). This information is stored in
# render.conf file, in the same directory of asciidoc file. Both
# locale and render modules need to produce the same docbook output in
# order to produce html and manpages well localized. Otherwise, there
# might be content that would be not localized because the same
# content is produced using a different markup (e.g., you localize
# asciidoc documents as articles but then render them as manpage).  To
# solve this issue, it is necessary that both locale and render module
# use the same configuration file when producing localization and
# final content. This way, both locale and render produce content
# using the same information.
function asciidoc_convertAsciidocToDocbook {

    tcar_checkFiles -m '^(manpage|article|book)$' "${RENDER_FLOW}"

    /usr/bin/asciidoc --backend="docbook" --doctype="${RENDER_FLOW}" \
        --out-file=${DOCBOOK} ${RENDER_FROM}

}