How to edit an html fragment inside a document, implicitly wrapped in HTML and BODY

[email protected] (Christian Nybø) Thu, 16 Nov 2006 15:19:24 +0100

Newsgroups	gmane.emacs.psgml.user
Message-ID	<[email protected]>

I would like to use psgml's html-mode on parts of a document.  mmm-mode
seems to be the most likely way of doing that.  The document is mostly
in POD format.  Pod is the documentation format of Perl.  Sometimes
there are fragments of html.  These fragments presume that they are
wrapped in <html><body>, and this confuses psgml.  How would you go
about telling psgml that it should presume that the tags 'html' and
'body' are present?

here is a sample of the document:


=slide Scripting?
<p>Hva er scripting?</p>

<p>Alle programmer skrives i et eller annet programmeringsspråk.</p>

<p>Kildekoden må enten kompileres eller tolkes (interpreteres) for å
kjøre.</p>

<p>Script er programmer skrevet i et høynivå-programmeringsspråk som
oftest både kompileres og tolkes hver gang de kjøres.</p>

<p>Eksempler på script-språk er
<ul>
  <li>Perl,</li>
  <li>PHP,</li>
  <li>Python,</li>
  <li>Ruby,</li>
  <li>Scheme og</li>
  <li>Unix Shell (SH, BASH og ZSH)</li>
</ul>
</p>
<p>Ofte korte programmer for svært avgrensede oppgaver.</p>

<p>Kan også brukes for å skrive store applikasjoner, både med og uten
grafisk grensesnitt.</p>

=comments

With mmm-mode, html-mode is invoked for the fragment from the second
line to the start of the "=comments" pod command.

Thanks,
-- 
chr


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