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Subject: DOCBOOK: Re: Urgent: user experience with 4.2CR1?
/ Michael Smith <smith@xml-doc.org> was heard to say: | The only problem I've run into is in using the DTD with Earl Hood's | perlSGML. If I try to run the perlSGML 'dtdview' command on it, I get: | | $ dtdview docbookx.dtd | Reading catalog(s) ... | Reading docbookx.dtd ... | Syntax error in subset. | Unexpected character: "E", ascii code=69. | Reason: | Invalid character found outside of a markup statment | | What it's complaining about is the line starting with "ERROR" in: | | <![%sgml.features;[ | <![%xml.features;[ | ERROR: Exactly one of xml.features and sgml.features must be turned on! | ]]> | ]]> Hmmm. That's interesting. His tool is obviously ignoring marked section boundries, but because we have a single driver for SGML and XML, I've set things up so that it is explicitly an error to have both xml.features and sgml.features turned on simultaneously. I don't know if we should fix this or not. Pro: tools that ignore MS boundries wouldn't get confused. Con: turning both sets of features on might result in unpredictable behavior Be seeing you, norm -- Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> | Knowledge, sense, honesty, http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | learning, good behavior are the Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | chief things towards making a | man's fortune, next to interest | and opportunity.
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