Re: Mismatched end tag but it seems perfectly regular

They all appear 'well formed' (validity relates to a schema).
rxp likes them. How are you using jing that shows them invalid,
and which schema are you using to validate them?

Is this a case of mixed terminology?

regards


On 12 March 2016 at 08:09, Renzo Orsini [email protected]
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> Here is the folder with 6 files. When I open them with emacs (Emacs.app, =
version 24.5 (9.0) on Mac Os X 10.11.3 (15D21),
> are randomly marked as invalid, even if they should be all valid. For ins=
tance, the last time that I opened them by dragging all of them on the Emac=
s.app icon, ALL of them were marked invalid. Instead, if I open them indivi=
dually, not all of them are marked invalid. Note that they do not any DTD o=
r schema.
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>> On 12 Mar 2016, at 08:56 , Dave Pawson [email protected] [emacs-nxml=
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>> On 12 March 2016 at 07:25, Renzo Orsini [email protected]
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>>> Thanks very much, actually rxp shows that the document is valid, so nXM=
L has some problem.
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>> I think that unlikely? Henry and James are quite reliable coders?
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>> Can you post the entire XML file?
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>>>> On 11 Mar 2016, at 22:00 , Peter Flynn [email protected] [emacs-nxml-m=
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>>>> On 03/11/2016 07:50 AM, Renzo Orsini [email protected] [emacs-nxml-mode]
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>>>>> I have an xml file with ~3500 lines, without a DTD, in which a single=
 end tag is marked as =E2=80=9CMismatched end tag" (it is the second </word=
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>>>>>           <word id=3D"w1065">tibi</word>
>>>>>           <word id=3D"w1066">saecula</word>
>>>>>           <word id=3D"w1067">finem</word>
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>>>> Whenever I hit a problem like this, I always use a standalone parser
>>>> from the command line, eg onsgmls or rxp or something like. This remov=
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