Re: Re: nxml-mode, docbook, xinclude

>>>>> Lennart Borgman <[email protected]>:

> Thanks. So a doctypePublicId could be used to distinguish different
> Docbook versions?

As expressed in a DOCTYPE declaration of a document?  Yes, it can.

I've used that a lot for legacy formats.

You can also match on the document element (i.e. the outermost element
in an XML document), in two way:
 - local name, with an optional prefix
 - document element default namespace
(but, curiously enough, not document element default name space and
local name)

And you can match on a processing instruction.

And you can match on file URI, with wildcards (you can e.g. match on
extensions). 


> On the OASIS site I see that they do not distinguish rng files for
> different Docbook versions by file name, but by file path/location. Is
> that a convenient way in nxml-mode? Can you use for example

>   <typeId id="DocBook4.5" uri="docbook/dokbook4.5.rnc"/>

Without having actually tried it, I'm guessing yes.  I have everything
in a flat structure (how many schemas do one need? I have maven, and
ant, and something called CPE, that I can no longer remember what is,
and a custom version of docbook, all in a single directory, with a
schemas.xml file), and no time to experiment.



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