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In article <3.0.6.32.20031106010629.00b609e0@pop.bredband.net> you write:
><?xml version="1.0"?>
><!ENTITY alef "א">
>...
>And here's the document entity mydoc.xml:
><?xml version="1.0"?>
><!DOCTYPE doc [
><!ENTITY hebrew SYSTEM "hebrew.ent">
>]>
>...
>What kind of entity is "alef"? I know it's a general entity, but that's not
>precice enough, and "external general entity" is the whole file.
The XML spec itself doesn't provide a precise term for this, though it
does use the term "external markup declarations" for declarations in
the external subset(s).
I would call it an externally-declared internal entity. You can add
"general" and "parsed" to that if you want to be especially verbose.
-- Richard
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