Re: How to Process XML with Jade?

[Chris Maden <crism@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

[Jack Fitzpatrick]

> I get a warning "SGML declaration was not implied", and I'm not sure
> what that means, but it works fine otherwise.  But when I then apply
> my stylesheet and run Jade with:
> 
> jade -wxml -tmif -dmyfile.dsl xml.dcl myfile.xml
> 
> I get a storm of complaints on my screen which seem to indicate that
> my DSSSL stylesheet is _not_ XML-compliant.  OK, so what do I do
> now?  Seems I'm missing something fundamental, and Mr. Clark, in his
> wisdom, apparently leaves this as an exercise for the student.

Don't use -wxml with jade.  You already know that your document is
compliant, because you used nsgmls -wxml.  The stylesheets will not
be, because they use architectural forms.  That's not a problem in and
of itself, but the archform files use the traditional HyTime notation
of <!element, which is not legal XML (it must be <!ELEMENT).

-Chris
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