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- From: Peter@ursus.demon.co.uk (Peter Murray-Rust)
- To: xml-dev@ic.ac.uk
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 01:08:10 GMT
In message <Pine.OSF.3.93.970308095607.8007A-100000@edusrv.edu.uni-klu.ac.at> Norbert Mikula writes:
> To all (potential) users of NXP
>
> I have put a new beta release onto my WWW server.
>
> Please have a look at :
>
> http://www.edu.uni-klu.ac.at/~nmikula/NXP/beta
>
> Release Notes :
>
> * Includes Public Identifiers
>
> * Includes catalogs (incl. DELEGATE and CATALOG)
> (see http://www.edu.uni-klu.ac.at/~nmikula/NXP/beta/catalog.html)
>
> * Parameter Entitities
>
> More places where paramater entities can be used in the
> internal subset (please look at entities.xml and entities.dtd
> an the same directory). Im still working on this, but *please*
> do some torture testing with it and send me the results. I am
Norbert,
I have been trying to get HTML2.0 to 'compile' under NXP. I have
changed the required things:
- -- -- to --* *--
- <![ %foo [ to <![%foo[
- - - to NULL
- %foo to %foo;
I am still having troubles with parameter entity substitution. The symptoms
seem to be:
- %foo is substituted *within comments*. If %foo contains
markup, this causes problems.
- recursive PE substitution is still a problem in places (see
% text in HTML 2.0
I have also had problems with substituting the contents of a file referenced
by a PE, e.g.:
<!ENTITY % foo PUBLIC "-//FOO/BAR">
<!ENTITY % bar "%foo;">
%bar;
This appears to be OK under sgmls, but in NXP I think I have to write
<!ENTITY % bar "'%foo;'">
(But I confess this syntax confuses me terribly and I may have got this wrong
:-)
I am sorry I can't send you examples, but the basic problem is to get HTML2.0
to work with as little editing as possible.
[...]
> Could someone take the burden and do some testing
> on the validation feature ( -v ). Please ....
I am aiming to do this as soon as the DTDs read in OK :-)
[...]
--
Peter Murray-Rust, domestic net connection
Virtual School of Molecular Sciences
http://www.vsms.nottingham.ac.uk/
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