- From: Steven J. DeRose <sjd@eps.inso.com>
- Date: Wed, 21 May 1997 11:14:32 -0400
- To: w3c-sgml-wg@w3.org
At 09:09 AM 05/21/97 +0100, Martin Bryan wrote: >The SGML way of saying that an element belongs to a different namespace than >that provided by the base DTD is to precede the element name by the name(s) >of the doctypes it does conform to in the form of a name group qualifier to >the element name, e.g. <(CML)MOL> and <(MathsML)EXPR>. If it is relevant in >more than one DTD you just say so, e.g. <(HTML|MYDTD)P>. I don't really see >much point in defining a new syntax for all this. Wellllll, almost. The behavior is a little different because each DTD applicable in a CONCUR document must fully cover the document instance, right? This is not quite the same as saying "once I'm in this piece, this other DTD applies" -- and it's not at all trivial to paste a chunk from one DTD into another document and get it all to parse right with CONCUR, *even* if you have already put "(dtdname)" into all the tags first. (Martin, remember I'm one of those who quite *likes* CONCUR -- I just don't think it completely solves this particular problem). S Steven J. DeRose, Ph.D., Chief Scientist Inso Electronic Publishing Solutions (formerly EBT)
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