Re: i'm sure the answer's here somewhere

Peter Flynn <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.emacs.psgml.user
Organization Silmaril Consultants
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>   just getting rolling with PSGML, and i'm curious -- i'm starting
> to create a manual for which the man page will do little more than
> refer to a DOCTYPE and include entities for the chapters.
> 
>   but if one does this, one does not have additional DOCTYPE
> statements in the included entities.  so how do you validate
> against a DTD if there's not DTD listed in the actual text file?
> 
>   like i said, i'm sure it's obvious, i just didn't see it yet.

You paste one on when you need to validate or edit the file.

But there's also a trick with some comment or PI that Emacs can
recognise which does this for you. I tend to edit monolithic
documents anyway, so I haven't needed to find out what it is,
but I really ought to know...

///Peter



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