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On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 10:24:32AM +1100, Marcus Carr wrote:
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> Daniel Veillard wrote:
>
> > Consider a large doc splitted into chapter. The resulting document
> > is built with XInclude. Each subdocument can contain a DOCTYPE and
> > be validated independantly.
>
> Doing this with entities, I'd generate a document comprised of entity
> references, and create the subdocuments with DOCTYPEs. I'd validate the
> subdocuments independantly, creating the files that matched my entity
> references. I understand that with XInclude I could use the subdocuments
> directly (after validation) rather than first generating an output file
> (without DOCTYPE) from each subdocument - is that the only gain in this
> scenario?
That's the gain. You don't have tro try to trim the DOCTYPe or internal
subset to do further processing.
Daniel
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