Subject: RE: <![cdata[ From: Pieter Rijken <pieter.rijken@xxxxxx> Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2000 09:02:54 +0200 |
> > Quoting Pieter Rijken <pieter.rijken@xxxxxx>: > > I'm not succeding in doing this. The first entity or short > references is > > recognozed correctly, but the second entity or short > references are not. > > Apparently they are not recognized because they are in a > '<![CDATA['. > > > > Does anyone know how to replace '<![CDATA[..]]>' by entity/short > > references? > > > I don't have a copy of the SGML Handbook here right now, so I can't > give you all of the specifics, but the only way I can think of to > accomplish this would be to use a short reference or entity for the > opening part, and redefine the delimiter (MSC, I think) for the > closing part (which, as I recall, is a single string ']]>') to just > ']'. Of course, this means that all marked sections would have to be > modified to use the new delimiter. I want to thank both Tony and Brandon for their replies. The RCDATA 'trick' suggested by Tony worked fine and Brandon's reply made me realize that what I wanted to didn't seem the proper way to do it. What I really wanted (and forgot to tell you guys) was that I had the following SGML construction: <message> <StartData> ... <EndData> </message> The <StartData>...<EndData> is a special non-SGML construct. With the <![RCDATA[...]]> I wanted to 'escape' the '<...>'. However, later I realized that the <StartData>...<EndData> is nothing but a notation. So after adding a notation valued attribute to <message> I did not need the <![RCDATA[...]]> anymore! I'm glad to see that one never stops learning :-) regards, pieter -- Pieter Rijken E-mail: pieter.rijken@xxxxxx CMG Telecommunications and Utilities B.V. Division Advanced Technology Nieuwekade 1-19 P.O. Box 8038 Phone: +31 30 2339300 3503 RA Utrecht Fax: +31 30 2339495 The Netherlands ------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: This statement is not an official statement from, nor does it represent an official position of, CMG Telecommunications and Utilities B.V. ------------------------------------------------------------------- DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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