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Subject: DOCBOOK: A XSL processor with better error handling than XT?
I am currently learning DocBook XML with Emacs and XT under Linux on a memory constrained laptop, where I write the tags "in hand". My question is: XT only reports the first error in the XML file, and then stops. Is there another XML processor which reports more errors in a non-well formed document, in order to fix them all in one swoop? I have found the XSL language to be a very nice way to use tags in a way that for some reason goes well with me, and reminds me a lot more of Lisp than I would have thought (especially after having written perl to adjust HTML code). The XSL style sheets for DocBook are still early in development - are there any efforts other than Norms own that work on developing these? Best regards, -- Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen "...plus...Tubular Bells!" http://www.mip.sdu.dk/~ravn
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