John Weiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | Consider, instead, the case where there's a separate tag in a | "special-char" XML namespace. You still need to add the code to | handle the "wynn", of course. However, your parse changes become | trivial: the tag, "<special-char:wynn/>" needs no new code to parse | it (since the DTD tells the XML parser how to do that). You just use | your wynn-handling-code as your "action to take for the | <special-char:wynn/> tag. Finally, you need to add | "<special-char:wynn/>" as an optional tag in your DTD/XSchema. This | has no impact on existing docs.
How do you decalre a namespace in a DTD?
I get a lot of
UserGuide.lyx.xml:354: element eos: validity error : No declaration
for element
eos
Read <font emph="on">Extended Features</font><specialchar:eos/>
^
This is the DTD I hacked together, and it really shows how bad the
current xml format is.
lyxformat.dtd
Description: Binary data
--
Lgb
