Subject: Re: pretty printer and PCDATA From: Guillaume Rouchy <rouchyg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1999 11:40:21 +0100 |
Pieter Rijken wrote: > <!ELEMENT nmlist - - (#PCDATA)> (NOT (#PCDATA)* !!) Sorry to disturb the discussion by a question that may not be relevant to the subject of the list but I really have problem to understand what #PCDATA represents. The definition I have is "Parsed Character Data", that is to say a mixed of text, character entities and elements. So what is the difference between (#PCDATA) and (#PCDATA)* ? What is the point in putting: <!element p (#PCDATA | for | sci | fn)*> since #PCDATA represent already any parsed character data ? Why not putting instead: <!element p (CDATA | for | sci | fn)*> ? What's the difference ? Is there any diference between <!element p (#PCDATA | for | sci | fn)*> and <!element p ((#PCDATA) | for | sci | fn)*> ? I realize that I am really misunderstanding the notion of PCDATA. Please excuse my ignorance and help me. Thanks for your help Guillaume DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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