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Subject: Convert DTD to IDL ? From: linas@xxxxxxxxx Date: Fri, 13 Mar 1998 10:36:53 -0600 (CST) |
It's been rumoured that Fred Eisele said:
>
> Linas Vepstas wrote:
> > Are there any packages that can:
>
> Yes, I am working in a similar vein, I have been thinking of the
> document instance as the state information for instantiating an
> object and the CORBA/idl as defining the interface.
Yes, exactly.
> I have not really considered combining the two even though the
> interface and implementation state are obviously related (in some
> not obvious way (to me anyway)).
Well, for the benefit of the mailing list which I'mm cc'ing,
*if* I have a DTD of the form:
<!ELEMENT transaction - - (date, amount, description) >
<!ELEMENT date - - %datetype >
<!ELEMENT amount - - %numerictype >
<!ELEMENT description - - %stringtype >
I want something that will read this, and *automatically* spit out the
following ascii stream:
class Transaction {
time_t date;
double amount;
char * description;
};
> I believe this can be done using James Clark's SGML/Parser (SP).
> <http://www.jclark.com/sp/index.htm>
Been reding the docs, OK ... also been looking at jade, but
its still not obvious to me ...
> This issue might be better discussed in the DSSSL list.
> <dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
done ...
--linas
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