Subject: Re: SGML declaration with Jade From: James Clark <jjc@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 09 Sep 1997 11:39:55 +0700 |
Antoine Perier wrote: > > Adding the SGMLDECL line to a catalog, my docbook document can be parsed > with nsgmls without any error message. > > Using jade1.0 and the db070.dsl style-sheet, I get the error messages I > would get if I parse the document without making reference to the > SGMLDECL. Adding the SGMLDECL line in the current directory before > runing Jade induce more error messages that without the SGMLDECL. > > Is anybody know how to deal with SGML declarations with Jade ? Probably the easiest solution is to specify the DOCBOOK SGML declaration on the command line and not in the catalog, ie use jade -d db.dsl docbook.sgmldecl book.sgm The problem is that you need different SGML declarations for the style sheet and for the document, but specifying SGMLDECL in the catalog file will make them both use the same SGML declaration. Another solution is to put the docbook stylesheet in a different directory with its own catalog file that doesn't specify the docbook SGML declaration. Another solution would be to fix the docbook stylesheet so it doesn't assume OMITTAG YES, which would allow it to work with the same SGML declaration as docbook. James DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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