Re: editing xhtml fragments

On 17/08/11 19:19, Stephen Langer wrote:
[...]
> What would be useful would be for each file to contain a special
> comment that says what the enclosing elements are.  I think I used to
> use psgml mode to do this.  I don't remember exactly what prompted me
> to switch to nxml.

I looked at it and went back to psgml. It's simply doesn't have the
interface (commands) that you need for writing and editing, and as 99%
of my work is with people who use DTDs, it's not much use for that
either. I'm sure it's terribly clever, but without the command-set and
the ability to use DTDs, it's crippled.

On 17/08/11 07:31, Mihamina Rakotomandimby wrote:
> How to:
> - Get nXML accept my malformed XML docs (no DOCTYPE, nothing but
>   xHTML fragments)

I don't think you can do that without surgery.

To use a fragment, specify the enclosing element type in a DOCTYPE
Declaration, and use a DTD-aware environment.

> - Get nXML use my C-c C-t to create tag.

Pass. Psgml provide C-c C-e for this ("elements", not "tags"; if you
*really* mean create tag, psgml provides C-c < to create a start-tag and
C-c / to create the matching end-tag).

///Peter


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