Re: Specifying outlining scheme

How terrifically unclear I must have been for you to imagine that "read the documentation" could be a helpful response! :-) Let me try to do a better job than my initial poor attempt:

Manually changing "nxml-section-element-name-regexp" every time I open a new XML file that has a different associated schema (to be excruciatingly explicit: I've read the documentation, schemas are being loaded just fine, and are beside the point of the question) is an error-prone waste of my time. My question was whether there's some trick to avoiding this that I haven't grokked and, assuming not (given I've of course read the documentation and far too many web ramblings as well, along with goodly chunks of the code), whether anyone has a patch that would produce the fairly obvious solution of letting people store (what is, after all, meta-schema information that doesn't logically belong in an editor variable) this directive inside their .rnc schema file as an annotation?

Perhaps nxml-mode users are very homogenous and pretty much all work on just DocBook (the default regexp appears to be DocBook-centric) and so this just isn't an issue for most people, I dunno. Clearly, it's not a design anybody who works on a wide variety of schemas would find tolerable, unless there's a trick I've missed.

Barring any nice workaround laying about, I wonder if anyone on the list has enough experience with the code to give me a code review if I get ambitious enough to write my own patch?






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