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Article #721Re: Making a valid XML DTD out of a more general EDD?
From: David_Blyth_San_Diego
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:44
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:44
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Hi all;
you could make the EDD rule as restrictive as you need for authoring purposes,
then relax/adjust the DTD so that the XML parser stays happy.
FYI, I usually work from XML towards Frame, so sometimes find it convenient to relax the EDD not the DTD.
Either way, it's virtually impossible to keep the DTD and EDD in sync because many XML attributes (like table "cols") get mapped to Frame properties (like # of table columns). So I simply stopped worrying about it ... and keep close watch on my rules file.
Just a thought.
David Blyth (UNIX and vi dinosaur)
Staff Technical Writer
QCT Division
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